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VOL. XXXV. NO. 23

WORLD CONFERENCE STUDIEs r im run Silver Describes
WINEMAN'S PLEA
Fascist
Dangers
GERMAN REFUGEE RELIEF; U. S. JOINS
FOR SUPPORT OF
Addresses
LEAGUE OF NATIONS' RELIEF MOVEMENT
COMMUNITY FUND

Not

l . d

commissionerWho
Suppressed

Mowrer to Speak
Here November 1 7
RiDh,

Noted Correspondent NVill
1)eli%
'I'% ■ Addresses on
1;erinan

(I rat or

Overflow Audience at

Temple Beth El.

Dr. Weizmann Proposes Concentration of Activities on
Settlement of Refugees in Palestine; Central
World Allocation Committee To Be Created.

JAMES G. McDONALD ACCEPTS APPOINTMENT
AS HIGH COMMISSIONER TO HELP REFUGEES

Dr. S. Parkes Cadman Urges Church To Declare Hitler's
Jewish Policy as "The Negation of God;" Hitlerism
Likened to Lynch Law by Inter-Faith Seminar.

BULLETIN
The world conference to plan for the relief of German.
Jewidi refugees is formulating plans for ■ world-wide drive for
a $10000,000 relief fund, half of which is expected to be used
for the settlement of the refugees in Palestine.
As this issue of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle goes to press,
we are also informed that the Reichavertretung der Deutschen
Juden, the all-German Jewish representative body, in a proclama-
tion Thursday, urged Jews to vote in the affirmative on the ques-
tion of the approval of the Hitler foreign policy in the election
to be held on Nov. 12.

LuNDON.—(J. T. A.)—Commissions studying vari-
ou , as/.,•l- of the German-Jewish relief problem before
the world conference for the relief of German Jewry con-
tinued their deliberations in executive sessions Sunday at
Woburn nous. The conference, which opened yesterday.
had been called to study means of co-ordinating and fur-
thering relief efforts in behalf of German Jeos and to formulate a

comprehensive plan of ection.
Its hundred participants, from practically every country in
Europe and from the Unite,I States, represent i3 of the most impor-
Neville Laski, coo:hairman of the Joint
tant Jewish organizations.
Foreign Committee and president of the Board of Deputies of British
Jews, presided at the opening sta..
stun, which war public.

COUNCIL TO HEAR
SACHAR ON MONDAY

The conference had hef°" it
two major plans of action, One I
of these, proposed by Dr. Chaim
Reitman, noted Zionist leader'
and head of the Zionist campaign
for relief Of German Jews by set."
tlement in I'alestine, provides for Noted Lecturer To Address
concentration of activities on set-1
Detroit Women on "Fu
tlement of refugees in Palestine.
ture of German Jewry."
The other, proposed by the Allo-
cations Committee of the British
Detroit se(Ttion, National Council
Central Relief Fund, provides for
Women,
n, will have a
a central world allocations commit- of Jewish Women,
hOoll nwtiting at Temple Beth
would
determine
the,
'Whah
tee,
Ili
Monday,
allocation of funds for various ac-
ve di-
o Sachet', executive
Alirtn
tivities, and yells for the opening
of other countries, not excluding' rector of the Hillel Foundation
;
the End , ' States, for Jewish MIT
migration.
Conference Aims.
A variety of views Of What

should he the aims of the confer-
oleo were disclosed in the open-'
revealing the desire
-
in;
11Oh l lfal 1011S for ac- .
r,11;:. •
in • • ,•
of etoince along many
;
:111'. Laski in hi-
It.
.'Oyer, shooed a deter-
.,.:.

In an address before an audi-
ence that tilled the social hall of
Temple Beth El to overflowing, on
Tuesday evening, Dr. Abbe Ilillel
Silver of Cleveland pointed to the
dangers that must come with the
spread of throughout the
Witr111 and called for drastic action
to check the movement at its
source. His lecture Was delivered
under the auspices of the Men's
Club of Temple Beth El, whose
president, Joseph Nlagidsolin in-
troduced Dr. Silver,
"If Fascism spreads, the posi-
tion of the Jew becomes impossible
and untenable," Dr. Silver de-
clared, "and there will he nothing
we can do about it. 'Chat is why
the .lowish problem must be en-
visaged not as a relief pro bl em

Analyzing the situation con-
fronting !la , confer•nce, Mr. Laski
estimated the present total of
Getman-leo ish refugees at Co5,0 00 -
This I', he said, includes
'iosional men, 22,10iii
•
u, and 7,5110 manual
lal,
I
funds raised so
DR. ABRAHAM L. SACIIAR
fa! •i,,,
world
for
re-
I lie
I
k amount to ):525,0(11 1 . of I he I'm\ ers it y of 1111 nii s, will
Of Gotha!'
i.oinizations which pets- sio ilk on "The Future
admitted to the eo n dowry."
1.1.. Sot-ht, %vim has 111'1'11 assii•
not all(oveil to send

T declared. since they ciate professor of history at the
Chat,.
a iodise' with activities p n i s.,, rs i ty ii f
the Getman .lets,.
paign, III., is well fitted to speak on
, • T
•
mien(Te was urged 14 ,
den. i , h this subject, neause Ilf has kill1W1-
I h e
of European his-
• aiiity, fortitude and (aloe and study
T." by 111'. NAkiizinann tory, in which he has made a spe-

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Wrong with Detroit Jewry?"
"\Vhat's
.

i

pi, eusse d a t Forum Dinner of Alen' s Club 00

:Adult ('lasses;
il
!I; Plan ()Orme(' T o ( I (Mtiel

V r i ti a y Night SerYiees loll Ni.V. 11).

Cantor Jacob Sonenklar and his
be the subject of a choir will Titliciale at the services.
The Sisterhood will sponsor the
T• the forum dinner of
t.
Glob of ('ongregation social hour ffillowing the services
7,•iiiik on Thursday I've- and the Young People's Society
will provide the ushers from
lung, Nov to,
Ontstariiing leaders in the cone among its members.
Class in Ceremonials.
malty hdin been invited to par-
Rabbi Hershman will (bilk er the
Iciliabi in the discussion. and the
•
i rt -
I i. e .( T a , embers and guests will first of a series of talks on
ns
monials. Symbols atol Trad itio,"
I : marloi, this subject.
.
•
; .
• a :' a
on Tuesday, Noa.
Plan Adult CI ''''' .
in
the
library
of
the
synagogue.
Plan. :,.eb e ing completed b y
Sponsored hy the Men's Club. To
Callen-ea' Ton Shearey 7,edek to
continue these des-
51,,insot a numb er off courses for is proposed to
adults. The committee in charge ca"'"" groups at varying inter-
enty-
oe (mi
,
antiounoi i 1 hat provided there is vals,
.. in order that a nir
lin ' er few
1 I '
.`11,,tl icieni demand, courses will
•
m ay he obtained. YiS-
",
toed in the following sub- traditions
iting speakers will present the dif-
lent ■ •
Ann , and ferent aspects of the subject, in an
IT TZ;;;.n„1:11]..—Ilistory,
interesting manner. No attempts
interesting
int

1% Ion , With Detroit '

in Radio Address From London to Haifa
Will Be Discharged by British Govern-
That
ciai m
ment "Fully and Fairly Without Fear or Favor."

ec nId ea re
te s
Official D a

compelled to,

lea.ii (Terniany lifter nerving 11,
in Berlin fair the;
Chi sego Daly New. ba
;
close to 10 years, o
io,, 30 DEAD AND 200 WOUNDED AS RES
RESULT OF
addresses in Detro"If
it o
ARAB DISTURBANCE; NO JEWISH CASUALTIES
Nov. 17.
NI,,wroir will speak at the
- Detroit Institute of Arts. At 4:30 High Commissioner Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope Justi-
in, on Nov. 17 he will speak
Pies His Government's Action in Quelling Riots and
on "Ilerniany 1111t1 the Next War."
Blames Arab Leaders for Failure to Keep Peace.
G At 8:30 in the evening of the
, same day'he will speak at the
LONDON.—Warning
the people of Palestine that law
; Arts Institute on "Germany Puts
t he Clock Back."
and order %void(' be maintained, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister,

, fo.tc , i.mkilt

Points Out That Nine of 76
Agencies in Fund Are
Jewish.

i

Henry Wineman, chairman of
the hoard of governors of the

Jewish Welfare Federation of De -

troit. ill

Motcrer, noted ter

reyiondent why

MAKES SPECIAL PLEA
TO COMMUNITY HEADS

Colonial Secretary, insisted Tuesday that the British Gov-

Statement by Mowrer.

a statement issued this

and

Requested for a :datenient of his ernment would follow a polio• of absolute fairness
views as to how Jews should react
impartiality toward Jews and Arabs.
in the present (Turman situation,
Broadcasting from London on the occasion of the
(T.
Honorer W1 - 1.1O 11, itolloW,
t o mom,
0,111, ,,f opening of the new Haifa Harbor \Yorks, Sir Philip spoke of "the
deplorable disturbance . ' of the past few days and declared:
'Flo. 1101.0U .1.'W 1,11 Chronic
"The mandate carries with it a clear duty to -the Arabs and the
"World Jewry
,f•
unfortunate COnirad., in Go maio" Jews. That dut y will Ile discharged f ally amt fairly without fear or
(at by calling attention , o . favi.r. 'Idiom is under the mandate an obligation to facilitate the
•ll11•11,111111 • Ill ill FaleSline of a national home for th e J e wi s h p eo ple.
tiong.that goes on in Co lhoy
ltit
s o
that the Aryan W011.1 takn-, l oc,
k
at the same time there is an

week appeals to the Detroit Jew-

ish community to give liberally to

rat

the Detroit Community Fund.

mothers are called upon to exhaust
themselves to have the largest
number of children so that the
countries might have the largest
armies.
The various terms given to
Fascist states — corporate state,
t otalitarian state, etc.—are mere-
ly feudalism, pure and simple, Dr.
Silver said. and he pointed oil.
that the movement is growing

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pis oAll symposium
ON MONDAY NIGHT

Leaders To Discuss "Deter
mining Influences in
Jewish Life."

day night, NTiv. 0. Pis-
Next Monday

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Fopic of Shaarey Zedek Svmposiom ` •...•

N

F.dgnr Ansel

ORDER RESTORED IN PALESTINE AS
COLONIAL SECRETARY SIR PHILIP
CUNLIFFE-LISTER CONDEMNS RIOTS

RABBIS ' ASSEMBL Y ,
MAKES NRA CALL

,,, k
Arthur Grenfell Wauchope, ..f if (10 I,.
High Commissioner of Palestine '111.111 811.1, for specitic pill poses, ni
s,,olized pretest unsling, and gon-

Sir

DECLARE NOV . 4 A S
MIZRACHI SABBATFia. , -in

' equally definite obligation to safe-
guaid the rights of all the inhabi-
, tants (if Palestine.
Both obliga•
tions w ill he most carefully
served.
It will be the constant
81111 of British policy to foster and
prom ote the well being of all Pal-

f° 1111 " . to'ianX•

and finding mem position, where

w holly or in
Part of "
r "
hcir living in all those parts
the:
IrarItl w he re they are welcome—but
111 /tiny others, the danger being
too g•reat.

Ur es Attendance at Na-

g

The duty of preserving law and
order will be "thoroughly dia.
charged," Sir Philip promised. Ile
coneluded with
tribute to all
Hitler's Aims.
I
Assen.I.IY of ranks of the Palestine
ine police. for
cannot apparently b e ;\ me ri c a, composed (of the major- ' ,
the fortitude with which they
a solution for noire than 20,Tiou or ity of Conservative rabbis lo the have carried out their duties."
311,000 Jews a year and they I United States toilCanada, has
should be carefully chosen and issued a call to its members to
Precautions Taken at Haifa.
noitic
n !alclnie
an u
s ane s-.
yrs will address congregations on
Palestine.—The author-
the cause of Mizrachi, whose aim
"
ities
took strict precautions on
diet at present,
nt, Hitler would per-
Tuesday
and
prevented disturb-
mit as many Jeos as desire to leave
ances Ily Arabs during a ceremony
Germany so long
615' II./ 11 0 1.
formally
opening
the new Ilaifa
wishfit take any of their money
Ilarlmr, a gateway to the Near
with them. 'Ile Nazi aim is, in
East.
my opinion, to extirpate the Jews
Streets were carefully patrolled
in Germany. hilt not before rob-
1s
by soldiers and steel-helmeted po-
bing them of their property. The
((et.. Several Communists care
mul ivi alleged Will doubtless be
arrested beforehand.
hindering the flight of capital, etc.,
Otherwise there wits no un-
but the real 16
111 Will he to
toward inciTliint, but a tense at-
spoil t he Jews, Once plundered
mosphere
prevailed as Sir Arthur
they will, of eourse, be permitted
Grenfell Wauchope, the British
to depart."
Hi g h t'oninlissioner, began the
Tahiti( for the Moverer lectures
simple proceeding',
are now available at the Institute
(•cnwils were prohibited, and
of Arts, Early ouriThases are urged
only a few senior officials at-
in VIM Of the great demand for
tent.
tended.
seat. Aim has !men evidenced In

Will Usher in Special Mem -
bership Campaign Week
for All Branches.

G ter'ng i New

York on Nov. 12.

whence.

Mowrer's Career.

11r, tlou ri•r, u moor a this
year's Pulitzer prIZe as the best
fole1,11
free speech, liberalism has loam
Ill the University of M itlii
--
-
',eve
krs
Nlany Jewish oime
destroyed by these dictatorships.
garb University of l'hicagio and
been enrolled as volunteers
RABBI ISAAC STOLLMAN
DR. ELIAS MAkGOLIS
the Si,rlionne in Paris. At the
Intmest defeat, lie said, has the present campaign, who'll wilt
been suffered by the Wolnell Who continue solicitations until Nov. 1.I. is to build Palestine in the spriit (outbreak of the
Wechl \Vac he support the National ItecTikaioN•
hovee 11,4'11 relegated to the status
' of the rill eh and Jewish traditions. joined the Chicago Daily News and
lhr ('noted
of the middle ages to rear children
'''',;7;:iii,h;I:viNiar("::filv.V::,..drihr)a'
'Plus Sabloith will usher in the was on the f r enchand Belgian s
t1
to be soldiers for the state. Th o
york ray,

ference tii ii-tablish the closest co-
operation with the league of Na-
tions High Commissioner for refu-
gees tJainiTs G. McDonald of New
York),

G. Page Four)

Urges Liberal Giving for Im-
portant Effort by De-
troit Jews.

but Os a political problem. That Mr. B'inernan's statement reads
is why we must tight until we have
"The opportunity to fulfill
won. We are going to win be-
our obligation toward those less
cause we have powerful allies itt
fortunate than we are is
the great powers of the world—
in the city of Detroit by the
and because we have 4,000 years
Community Fund which opened
of history to back us."
its campaign for human needs
Stating that he is prepared to
on Oct. 30.
take a long range view of the
"The broad scope of the
issue, Dr. Silver said that Jews
Community Fund, comprising
must join all possible forces to
76 agencies, every one of which
crush the Nazi movement. "It is
is • vital factor in the life of
fortunate for us," he said, "that
our city, calls for the whole-
we have the world With [1'1"
hearted support of all our citi-
DI', SIIVer eopreSse11 confidence
zens.
that those states which have a
"As chairman of the board of
tradition for democratic govern- '
directors of the Jewish Welfare
ment will make it possible for the
Feder•tion of Detroit, I led it
it( inio relit id, al to survive, and
my duty to c•II attention to the
he especially emphasized thecon-
fact th•t nine of the Jewish
fidence in Great Britain, France
•gencies that go to make up the
and the lInite(1 States.
Jewish Welfare Federation draw
Drawing a comparison between
the funds for their mainten-
the Nazi noweimint in Germany
ance from the Detroit Commun• I
and Fascism in Italy, Dr. Silver's
ity
Fund. In order th•t these
address was « scholarly :11111 in-
agencies, which are so vital to
tensely interesting description of
our Jewish community, may con-
burl,
the manner ill
tinue to properly carry on their
1111iSill 1111.1 socialism supported the.
activities, I make this appeal to
movement
eIllOnt for olemocratie govern-;
each and everyone to contrib-
meatuntil capitalism began to be
ute as generously as possible
pressed to the wall during the
when the call comes to you.
/11111-110110Crill ,
wr
a, and t
"To those faithful men and
Wwhich
manner
in
DeSCribing the
Fascist governments suppress ev- women who make up the boards
ety democratic principle, he stated . of directors of all our Jewish
that it is a phantasy to believe agencies—men and women who
that greater democratic rule will are familiar with the alleviation
come after Fascist states are in of suffering, the relief of the
power for some time. Ile sick, the care of the children
dared that it is the inherent na- and the aged, the great good as-
lure of the struggle thut dictator-, complished by our character•
ships shall continue. building agencies and the far-
m reaching benefits that
U nder Fascism and Nazi-is,'
Dr. Silver pointed out, the Mill-. from a well-rounded social work
program—to these men and wo-
vidual has (only such rights as the
men, who are the leaders in
state is willing to grant hen for
our community, I especially al,
Ile de-
de-
Ind benefit of the state.
peal, so that others may he in-
-Tribe.'how everythinv associated
-Tribe.'
spired to follow their example."
with democratic. ideals from ;Timis,

atilt,
• ■ :,* to the relief a•pe, I-
'It , it ,OttIn situation. It le-
s-a:el; pd• intention of the con-

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nIng

Influences

in

M1KEE ASSURED OF
JEWS' CONFIDENCE

86 Leaders Present Him w ith
Memorial Scouting Charge

of Bigotry.

1111111W,
I'
dos,1•11 V. :%IcKee, li.,•-•.- ray'
T. ,
1 arty nominee for 11111y0r,f rol i

N \ ■ •

baling !

s h residents of the (trios, his
Jaime borough.
In this memorial, ith I.
drawn in reply to the (Lai
anti-Semitism nmde age
Ili Kee, his Jewish friend-
iates pointed out that
k nown M.
r McKee fo r
that he had responded to .
communal

ela red that 10 VOte agin n
ra ne e! or religious ground

Le ia do 11,111 a grt,ioU,

We'k f"" N"Now.,

thiough Nov. 11, during which 11
eomhiu 11 driVe
1111 . 11111ershill
will be runductrd by' all La'al Alit-

!Of,

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II-

•

ChM:lid

thi, disruua
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111,411S, sums
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EMANU-EL OF N. Y.
ELECTS GOLDENSON '"

Rabbis Krass, Schulman and •

Enelow Retire with Yearly
Pensions of $12,000.

I

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.

imoil at lo, TN

.Inwish

, - at its lodge rooms in the Al o'-
I i
, .' • T , 10111 ■ 1 ing. The publii• is i no
oint no...lino
i • , i i. iittend this point
• IT iiii. Lodge and the Ladies
\ ,.. :. iT :. of the 11 ' 1111i frrith.
;Iiii• pailicipants in the sympos.
ium oill 11rhurt Poiser, Ihntrattr
of the Jewish Welfare Federation,
who will discuss "The Aspects of
Social Service in Jewish Life."
Morris Garvett. vice-president of
Templ e Beth El and a past prest-
w ill talk on
dent of Pisgah Lodge,
" AllMts of the Synagogue and
' •
Temple i n Jewish Life." Julius
Drutelloaum, veteran Ben Writh.
Pisgah's past president, will discuss
"The Aspects of the 11'nai ItIrith in
. ',wish Life." Morris Mackey,
key, past
.%leph
Gehl of A. Z. A., will talk
•
on "Aspects of the Aleph Zailik
. Aleph in Jewish Life."
Last Monday evening a capacity
audience heard Dr. Bernard IIITI-
.
ler, director oil' the 11 nal 11 nth
II illel Foundation at Ann A Thor,
Deliver an interesting talk on pres-
ent problems that confront Jewry,
and also give an intimate word pi,-
ture of student life at the uni-
versity and the important role the
Hillel Foundation is playing in
.
f Furn tn Page Opposite Editoal)
ri

.NOV. I

on the Italian front. antl Stirred
rh., call, which was signed by
as Rome corresiiiinilenr until
%shin Ink was trans- Dr. Elias Margolis, president of
ary,
ferred to Berlin. where he studied the Itabbinical ASSC1111/1f/Ilf Amer-
Crum to Page Opposite Editorial) conditions at first
reporting
ica, also iTequested rabbis to at-
;, , nd the as,,, , nibly
om them for the past 10 ymos.
Niro Nlownor's latest book, "Gi , r-
"THESE CHANGED U. S."
Xi the sante time. Dr. Margolis
many l'uts the Clock Bach," sots
DR. FRANKLIN'S TOPIC plies 8 11
inns. "Too" , T T set. aside
T
saliliath on No., 1 as
Re-
o f fad , f ar ally
if h.,
-.
Sabbath"
and m each set-
Leo NI. wiso
...to
On Sunday mo r ningg
11 .
understand the
es o
T,
t
hat
day
sitthe
signiti-
Franklin Will loccupy
upy the pulpit „f crisis in (Tei many.
f t
National Iteemery
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Temp' li, , th El speaking ia

Temple Beth El Launches Its New
Project; Forum to Open Nov. 14

ph Sholion, Pitts)
I the rahld of T.

X1

1

r mho' the terms of the Order
in Council, the High Commissioner
has the widest powers to secure
public safety by arresting and de-
pollute. offenders against the pub-
lic moo, and also to 'Pt up court-
martial, to try offenders.
Sporadic tide tire was heard in
Jerusalem Monday night where
snipers tired 1.1111, 1.p, Stiltinnell on
I111' roofs of government build-
ings. The troops (lid not return
the tire.

The old City is being patrolled
by troops and shots were heard
T
is ben' .•1111r11 by
there.
Patrols in the Old City
T TT
Synagogue of .1no•ricii
ii•r the TitTei•t
TITTT NI:I find their work extremely difficult
boil
of
the narrowness of the
doom!

a T.

of the riots, :0) were

n, Five.)
Clarn to P..:

Rabbi Silver Calls Upon All Detroit
Jews to Support Boycott Movement

I I
I.••

1,tlit;:t‘I‘s.ioill ,. ( r fi r ilU
lK
o

WA uchope's Dictatorial Powers.
IJ. A.)—
Pale,iin• remained quiet under
Proclamation by Sir Arthur Gren-
fell Wauchope, the High Com-
missioner, of the Palestine Order
cat Council of 1 33 1, vest int.! in him
virtual dictatorial and military
power, and under a rigid censor-
ship a (hi. lines, aimed to prevent
publication of inciting inflamma-
tory material.

,

I

Financial Aid for Teague For Defense tic Jewish
!tights; Statement in Fas ,, r of Boycott Issued by F. X.

) lame(, President of Detroit ',aim!. Federation.

- -

111..11,1,a 1101(.1 Silver of Cleve- ..fews must unite to crush this in-
pros, rat told.]
a'
land, in an address delivered at a iquitous doctrine."
Dr. Nathan K
IIII1 , 11 , O1 at the Phoenix Club Ton
Minimises Import•nc• of Relief.
Schulman and Ir. II
asked
Jews
I n
"Germany's problem has nothing
shall laicTine•
• . iT
• support the nioveineto to di, w oh relief," Dr. Silver fur.
a retirement
•
1 , ,teott of tierman-marlr
;mil he said that the
a year.
• . .and urinal this coniniuni'v i•-:
, the flont (if the Joint
The Mr., rebel ;s,
a financial Taintriliution 11 ..•
Committee with a
American league for Ite•
!
!nods to relieve suffering
(ii , 311 Jewry merely served to
i• iif Jewish Rights in
ei,i16• it to go on with boy..."
ki• issue
t
1,,,iight Id, h
W Lir
LTV.. to fight this out on
:,nn, it
N1'111111•1
it a hlii Silver "pined his Tei
.:
oil on the race issue,"
1. , ,• ,.11 ■ 1
T t h ag explanatIon nf •Io• I,
•
"This is a supreme
T
W
,
lo
itt.
•
'• ■ Jewry because Hit-
o
hirh
caused
.1.
Fels
I
there
Assumes Duties
T
i /I mar the Geromo
. come to stay for a long
ai
, T a nything ei
TT i•
We can stage a very sac-
•
our Tlay.
T 11 boycott because we are
o l
I
l• •
I. rence in the
/IIone in this tight; because it
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and it is the duty of Jewish
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v • aigence to utilize such allies.
Hafw
lit that lurk
•Idai boycott is a form of war,
,
y the con - ot h er
,111,1001ileSS War against a
the %scan- for eon , '
nation which has
Tirement '
T •Timy human right. We
of and Eno- ha'
back upon this last
I. , "efense. We are
■ itaW
blood in Ger-
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•, '
Temple Beth El is
an interesting lecture on
launch its new civic 'mei., • the •New Deal all by himself. We
forum for the discussion of • •,11 went to the immense trouble and T
national and international ; .1,- expense of bringing them all three
lems. The opening symposiion (of together in one evening in order
the forum series will take place that the people of Detroit may
Tuesday evening, Nov. 1.1. watch the dramatic con', iTI
great minds clia • ,
three of the country's kimooist three
economists will analyze the New each other in the interpret. , •-ii ; t
Deal from the various angles.
one subject. When we shall ha , '
Season tickets are being rai. Ily heard P rofe•sor Paid Douglas ;m il
bought up by the public sidieol Professor William F. ()gloom and
John T. Flynn. each of them a
teachers of the city, hy
sinnal men and by businiTosiTien keen and accurate stiolen( of
with a flare for discussion of Pub- NOW 1)1`111, present their val.,.
views in eh
ac other's tiroviiin
i.,. ,
lic questions.
"We at Temple Beth El." said presence, then aye shall really b
an
o. deep
G o
si
Rabbi Fran,. "have always iaken gin to understd
o
Nit\ and
the matter of adult educationery issues raised
seriously. First we establishial a NCW Deal ,it ..• ' .• . .1'
drdie ■ I
"In add.. •
''•
school Of adult education in Jew-
ish studies. That Wou a tondoner Rabbi, "our I.T•T o T 1
2 Th., Essentials of Judaism. will be made to delve deeply into
I '
enterprise, and we waited Until ill the 1,1•111111'.
the philosophical or theological as-
i•
it was firmly rooted in the -im- possible for busy
li A S'inly of the roph
Pets.
wets of Jewish Rituals. Consid-
■ • •
munity before we set out nh , he Most of the other 'moo,
.. o ' , aim Jewish Move ments.
erable interest has already been
secnd
phase of our proor To: of in the city are given (Ilion g. id
o
1, Jew 1 ih History.
le.
sire to atte
ed and all those wh o i
nmnifest
afternoon, Nht-n men and woo
adult
education.
That
somond
l' i l' ii' Ti 4 orary ( "nurse in lie- --
nd s hould signify Ilii•a -
1
men who are engaged in business
phase is the Temple Forme.
intention by registering with The
lishml to stimulate and gid , the find them , elvi, deprived of the
rt
•k,i;` , I . Rs). M ‘ dn-
1 . itai i _ i f ' ...I a lii , %r‘e L tri
ik
'Il•
.o
the congregation.
Of
secretary
Thirdly.
thought of adults on the iii eat opportunity to attend.
t ro:s 5 ' u •S;11 Jr" t 1 f f
ovem en t.
• ..'1,1r1, " and it
• '''' • iov oil Hebrew.
Post Graduate Class Meets
of
out-
lecture
course
ea-y
social and economic questi•ii
1 he. Rare Myth.
nano. sm.h
w ill lie .... "•, I
Friday
Nov. 12.
Fr ■ d. Night Services.
national and international - ipe riach of the man and woman of oth
5." oi r )gta )() !
all,o
er assistant s as he May re-
o he pre,n4,1
T •
-I •
,
modest noTans. Tlio• -eason ticket
La. ' l I lay night sevrices will The Post Graduate class w di
•
,di, •• 1 , ..ighout the world
ANN ARBOR, Mich.--Expelled of our day."
-
T. - pi.• of nine lectures for $3 makes an ,,,,...
Describing how the
oc v p ' '' ' '' Tod on Friday evening. commence its activities under the from Germany by the anti-Jewish .
tdai
tightme
it.
The
difference
"
1
'
"'''
a
'"
u
"..1
The action of the Vengregation in eau', nf the application of iace
' • ITT. a hen Dr. A. M. Ilersh- guidance of Dr. Hershman, on orders of the Nazis under Hitler, Forum differs front thei , my average of 33 cent. ;her lecture--
on the
appriiving the re' ionmendatoons of a- a Ic-t .,f citizenship.
"This ' if opinion appears. to be
man. I ttrhyrr the first in n Sunday, Nov. 12. at lm :30 a. in. Prior. lloonz Warner, world famous other lecture series that al e i•
and that is Ir.:. l hAn the price Of
iluestoin whether we shall have an
. . the Isar,' was announced by Judge
t 'tie., '' addresses on the central Dr. Hershman urges all gradu-
kn ets, y tlic Jew ;In alien in (ivory
a downtown m.o.., Porhaps the
a ..
re:oozed
or
unorganized
boycott.
p s ychologist will come to the Uni- given i n th e city,
Lehman Si the ,dose Of a meeting
, '"''' "My Impressions of Pales- ates of the Sunday school to at- versit v of Michigan for a year's, said: "In the first place. i 1 , - is most important feature of our
Y I"- l'ou either do it right. in an ef-
'"
te ' t
w hi, h lasted art hour Judge Leh- applied," wh
Ile
Rabb( Silver said.
l ite." P.i , libi IIershman ' s first
. a continuation ,tay as a special lecturer, accord- I not merely a lecture -.Oro.
. . for
in t I this class
It forum is the fact that its purpose man f u ot, n ' a id . .
fir
a, I - t rod
biome manner. (Tr you do not do
.
lees,
r
discussions
and
instruc-
em p hasized the dancer by p•.inti
1 ,. ` , .., io. on "Arab-Jewish Re- of thei
and is clear and consistent.
e atm
ice to Dr. Frank Robbins, assist- .consists largely of sympo-
it
)1
,
•,
-
the
affection
and
re-
interest.
ew i.
out that there is a vaSt differ-
in
matters
n
oave
of
the
Temple
Forum
is
not
mere
and will deal With the tion
sinaiSl.;; Ver pointed to the need
There is no restriction, all gradu- ant to 1)r. Alexander Ruthven. debates. It is not enough
.p,., t a th e e,.evri•ottion for Drs.•
tureen' ,
fliS entertainment or adventure; it is Ere Emilio.-
and Schulman, they rove between such an application for organization to advance the
f th e un i vers i ty. Finan.; nne great anthoritY preo
...Ms in Palestine.
o
ident
s
—,
for sev- pre
ol
and the test of religion, her AU..
us.ion
d
of
the
vital
prof,-
Alternating with Rabbi Hersh- ate? of the Sunda)* Sc ho
boycott, to o rganise larltematically
Cie! arrangements made by the I views on a certain ouestiiin l'aire the ilisc
7, 111 he granted leaves of 1111:ent,
can change hi., relocoon where
in
,.mati a number of lay speakers and eral years hack being welcome.
the consuming public as well as
- International Committee acting in must be a meeting of minds: •• ■ Tire !ems of our ay loy the greatest room their duties fron
I o
i s rav e ,
,
•
he
cannot
c
h
sore
h
t
a
t
az
al
"f
the
Si
It
is
this
v
He urged support for
of ousted German I must be a clash of views. l• the authorities of our day.
will address the' c
The annu al carni
'I
the end of the fiscal year and
ate Erol rabbis
terhond of Shaarey Zedek will be the more
,
"Hitlerism;' Rabbi Silver said. the League for Defense of Jewish
• tight services.
Rockefeller In- symposium on the New Do T we which is attracting to it the most ther e after they will he rabbis
i aN
i
f held this Saturday night and all scholars and the
Aaro
enter- "is an order of civilization based
three T .en. intelligent people of our corn -
were respon• have brought together three
g, , n PreV,T9On jA ch a irman o
in
the
social
hall
of
stitute
of
New
Ni
ork
Therefore. (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
,
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) on the race myth.
mnicittee which is arranging day Sunday,
any one of whom could for - de-• munity."
Bible for the move,
'at ' ass/ services and lectures.
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