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LEGAL
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1934,
A. F. OF L. RENEWS
BOYCOTT OF NAZI
MADE PRODUCTS
— RIGHTS RESTORED
TO ALL CLERGYMEN
The Detroit Jewish Hospital Issue
BY SOVIET RUSSIA
Kurt Peiser Explains How Unwise and "Possibly Even
Labor Votes to Support Lib-
eralization of Workers
in Europe
Decree Published Last Week
No Longer Makes Them
Enemies of State
a Dishonest Action" It Would Be to Build
Hospital At This Time
By KURT PEISER
NAZI ANTI-SEMITISM
REPORTED UNPOPULAR
EDITOR'S NOTE: The revival of the issue over the need of ■ Jewish hospital
in Detroit prompted Mr. Peiser, the executive director of the Jewish Welfare Fedora.
tion of Detroit, to explain the Federation attitude In an address over the Altman
Jewish Radio Hour. In this address, which we are pleased to reproduce her. in full,
Mr. Peiser also refers to the need for an Old Folks Home, states that the Jewish
Hospital Association's funds cannot be diverted for this purpose, and pleads for the
community's co - operation in the hope that the building of a home for the aged will
be the next project to receive, the Federation's attention. The editor's comments
on the Jewish hospital issue will be found on the editorial page of this issue.
Will Redouble Boycott Ef-
forts Unless All Rights
Are Restored to Jews
0
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IN MICHIGAN
NEWSPAPER PRINTED
DECLASSED TO OBTAIN
BREAD CARDS, BALLOT
Ruling Marka End of Harsh
Treatment Accorded Re-
ligious Officials ,
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
An Appeal to the Jewish Commun ty
In Behalf of Detroit Community Fund
By HENRY WINEMAN
Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Jewish
Welfare Federation
The fate of our social service agencies is in the hands
of those who are fortunate enough to be in the giving rather
than the receiving end of our population.
As we approach the annual campaign of the Detroit
Community Fund we entertain the hope that those who are
position to give will be liberal in acyfirdance with their means,
and that they will not shirk
their responsibilities.
To the Jews of Detroit
our appeal at this time as-
sumes an element of special
importance.
In the first. place, we are
obligated to make ,liberal
gifts to the Fund as citi-
zens. It is a community
debt we owe annually, and
as citizens of this commu-
nity we must show our
worth by contributing spon-
taneously and wholehearted-
ly towards the support of
our city's social and recrea•
tional agencies.
But there is also a direct
appeal, which must move
every Jewish citizen to be
doubly liberal in his gifts.
If our dependent children
are to be given the care they
need, through the Jewish
HENRY WINEMAN
Child Placement Bureau and
the Jewish Children's Home, then the Community Fund drive
must be enabled to raise its entire quota when the campaign
starts on Monday. If the many hundreds of Jewish families
that have been affected by the depression are to continue to
receive help and guidance from the Jewish Social Service
Bureau, then we must prove our liberality by our contribu-
tions to the Community Fund. It our health agency—the
North End Clinic—le to continue to function uninterruptedly,
then we must not shirk our responsibility to the Fund. If
our boys and girls, our young men and young women, are to
have suitable social and recreational facilities, then the Com-
. munity Fund must be enabled to receive its full quota in the
drive. If the lens fortunate are to be enabled to make them-
selves self-supporting, then the Ilebrew Free Loan Associa-
tion must be provided with necessary funds, and the only
assurance for that is to make the Community Fund drive a
COMMUNITY FUND
INAUGURATES ITS
$2,500,000 DRIVE
Aim to Increase Number of
Middle Class Gifts of
$25 to $100
LARGE JEWISH GROUP
ACTIVE IN p‘MPAIGN
Will Conduct Solicitations
Among Industrial and
Professional Groups
For the 17th consecutive slear,
the Detroit Community Fungsthis
week opened the annual drive for
funds to support the 77 agencies
which make up Detroit's social
service program. This year's
quota is ;2,600,000.
Included among the 77 agen-
cies are six Important Jewish
causes—Hebrew Free Loan As-
eociation, Jewish Child Placement
Bureau, Jewish Children's Home,
Jewish Community Center, Jew-
ish Social Service Bureau and the
North End Clinic.
Conducted on a non-partisan
basin, the Community Fund drive
has a general appeal, and the
canvass will be conducted on a
citywide scale.
Appeal by Winema ■
A large group of Jewish work-
ers is included in the campaign
machinery, and a thorough can•
vase will be made in an effort to
reach every Jewish citizen who is
in position to make a contribu-
tion to the fund.
An appeal directed to the Jew-
ish Community In behalf of the
Fund was issued this week by
Henry Wineman, chairman of the
board of governors of the Jewish
Welfare Federation. This appeal
appears in an adjoining column
on this page.
The Jewish Workers
Jewish participants in the Com-
ellecen.
,
munity
Fund campaign are: Kurt
In a word, our obligation at this time Is to the Commu-
Peiser, vice-chairman of campaign
nity Fund.
executive
committee; Ellis M.
Be liberal, is our plea at this time. For, unless we are
Thal, chairman, news and adver-
Is Forced
liberal we jeopardize the very existence of our moat impor-
J. D.
and
u-
c
gees from Fascist ountrie s re
tising division; Israel Iiimelhoch,
Troyanovsky, when he received 1
tant social service agencies.
To Cut Allotment
those brave heroes of labor who,
chairman, professional division;
delegation of prominent business
For German Jewry
in spite of the tremendous risks
,
-^_••• •••-•••• •.__
Alvin D. liersch, chairman, speak-
men,
editors
and
economists,
In-
involved, continue to hold the
ers' committee; Meyer L. Prentis,
terested in the movement.
thread of labor solidarity and la-
NEW YORK. — The Joint
chairman, audit committee; Alex
The
delegation,
which
repre-
bor organization within the Fes- Eminent Lecturer Will Ad- Distribution Committee
has
Honor 75th Birthday of rented the American Committee
Schreiber, chairman, theater Mei-
been forced to reduce Its allot-
Alfred M. Cohen B'nai ' for the Settlement of Jews in the
Mon; Maurice Caplan, chairman,
dress Zionists on "They
ments for German-Jewish aid
Speaking In favor of the report
moving picture division; William
B'rith
Head
submitted
a
memor-
Union,
sairwyriet
Who Built the Land"
for the last six months, of the
of the resolutions committee
Maser,,chaientani Mbacco divi-
•
anduni to . the Soviet -ffirnmat
current year by half, according
dealt with this noble
sion; Nate S. Shapero, chairman,
In honor of the celebration of stressing the tragic position of
to a report by Paul Baerwald,
President Green urged a continu- Dr. Abram L. Sachar, na-
drugs division.
the 75th birthday anniversary of the Jews in various countries and
chairman of the executive com-
ation of the boycott resolution i Hone' director of the Hillel Foun-
Other workers include: William
Alfred 51. Cohen, president of the the urgency of finding refuge for
mittee of that body. While,
which was adopted last year, and; dations and director of the (Niel
Grand Lodge of B'nai B'rith, t em.
B. Isenberg, Leo M. Franklin,
for the period from Jan. 1 to
J.
Matusinski
Addresses
Statement
Claiming
Poland
Is
said he was deeply concerned Foundation at the University of
S.
and
27
Milton
Atlas, Irwin Cohen, Sey-
which embraces the U.
Ambassador Troyanovsky told
June 30, the J. D.-C. allotted
with the move to 'obtain assist- I Illinois, will be the guest speaker
Justified in Its Demands; Quotes Jewish Opinion
mour J. Frank, Henry Meyers,
other countries of the world, the delegation that he was fully
approximately $600,000 for
ance for the refugees who are of the Zionist Organization of
in Defense of Demands Submitted to League
Pisgah Lodge is joining with in sympathy with the objects of
Louis Sobel, Hymen A. Keidan,
the program of German aid,
victims of Fascism. Detroit at the first open meet-
the organization and declared
Edwin A. Wolfe, Sidney J. Al-
including activities within Ger-
"We cannot be true to labor
Max Lowenstein, Beatrice
J. Matusinski, consul of Poland ment of minorities residing in those
that he was cognizant of the
many and in refugee countries,
and to ourselves if we remain
urgency
of
the
situation.
states.
This
system
of
supervision
Well,
Harry Is. Katz, Julian Kro-
or this territory, with offices in
for the last six months it was
complacent when our brothers in
does
does
not
correspond
with
the
aims
ilik,
Victor Weil, H. Conheim,
Pittsburgh, in a statement ad-
forced to reduce its allotment
other lands are being persecuted
and spirit of the Treaty. The min- Miles Finsterweld, Louis Siegel,
to $300,000.
d reseed to the editor of The Detroit orities did not derive any real bene- Louis Simon, James Wineman,
because they demand freedom,"
J ewish Chronicle, defends his gov- fits out of 'international protection Maurice Enggass, William blazer,
he asserted.
rnments action on the Minorities of their rights, whereas the rya- Norman Schwartz, B. A. Epstein,
The report which the conven-
Treaty, as was expressed by Joseph tern has server on numerous oc- A. Agree, Fred Dreifus, Ralph
tion approved was made by a
The public is invited on Tues-
casions as a means of slanderous Finsterwald, A. S. Goodman, Dr.
special committee consisting of
day night, Oct. 23, at 8:30, when Beck, foreign minister of Poland, propaganda, or, worse than that, as A. Max Kelm, Dr. Harry C. Saltz•
at the last cession of the Council
Joseph P. Ryan, president of the
Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the
a means of political pressure by stein, Dr. David J. Sandweiss, Dr.
Central Trades and Labor Coun-
Interior in President Franklin D. of the League of Nations.
states not bound by minorities' David J. levy, Seymour II.
cil of New York; John Fitzpat-
Mr. Matusinski quotes Jewish
Roosevelt's cabinet, will deliver a
treaties, but making use of their Franklin, Joseph A. Siegel, Irving
rick, president of the Chicago
lecture in the main auditorium of opinions, in the Polish press and prerogatives of control over other
Aronson,
Oberfelder, Maurice
Federation of Labor, and Selma
Urge Opening of Tranajor-
Temple Beth El on the subject, at mass meetings, to prove that the States, The present system is strik-
mma Butzel, Mrs
M. Leo Butzel,
Borchard of the American Feder.
"America Faces a Changing Civil- Jews of Poland support Foreign ingly contradictory with the prin- E
dania for Jewish
Minister Beck's stand before the ciple of equality. Such a situation
ation of Teachers of Washington.
ization."
Settlement
Commenting on this report, the
Mr. Ickes is known not only for League.
could not exist without destroying Clarence Enggass Rabbi Fram,
His statement follows in full:
resolutions committee declared it
his cabinet post, but is known also
the moral basis eon . which the Mel Writ, Agency
Mrs. II: Displays
Wineman.
WASHINGTON. —Resolutions
Window displays by Jewish
as director of the Public Works " The Editor,
had confirmed "without any pos-
League of Nations was formed In
recommending tee encouragement
merchants and Jewish agencies
sibility of contradiction that since
Administration (PWA) and the "The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
of Jewish immigration to Pales-
the advent of Hitler and Nazism
head of the great housing and slum- "525 Woodward Avenue,
"General concenssa of Jewish are being shown as follows: North
tine. the opening up of Transjor-
"Detroit, Michigan.
clearance projects.
the condition of Germs', workers
public opinion in Poland, as voiced End Clinic, People's Outfitting
dania
for
Jewish
settlement,
and
"Dear
Sir:
While the Men's Temple Club and
has become intolerable; that
in the Jewish press there, shows, Co.; Sigma Gamma Clinic and
the exercise of a wise social con-
"In recent week your paper has that Jewish citizens of the Re- Children's Aid Society, Himelhoch
the members of Temple Beth E
wages have been reduced, work
trol
of
private
business
enterprise
published
a
number
of
dispatches
will be hosts to Mr. Ickes, at dinner
public join faith with their Polish Bros.; League of Catholic Women,
hours lengthened, living costa
in the upbuilding of the "home-
HON. ALFRED M. COHEN
in the social hall of the Temple, and editorial articles concerning fellow citizens in loyal support of B. Siegel; Ford Republic, Frank
and taxation increased and that
land," were adopted Monday by
& Seder; Jewish Centers Associa-
they have decided, in order to ac- the declaration of Mr. Joseph Beck, this stand of their Government.
the last vestiges of the once pow-
Hadassah, the Women's Zionist lodges throughout the country in comodate the general public, to foreign minister of Poland, in con-
"Allow me to quote below several tion, Edison Co., 12th and Clair-
erful trade union and co-opera-
a membership drive.
have Mr. Ickes deliver his princi- nection with the proposal for the 1 excerpts from leading Jewish news- mount.
tive movement of Germany have • afr of the season, at Hotel Organization of America.
Dr. Victor Droock, with Her- pal address in the main auditorium generalization of minority protec- papers in Poland, on the subject:
Members of the speaker's com-
The delegates, numbering more
been wiped out by the ruthless Steller on Saturday evening, Oct.
man Osnos as associate chairman, of the Temple, which seats close to tion, submitted to the League of ,
In the Warsaw daily Haint mittee are: Fred M. Butzel, Mr.
cruelty of the Nazi regime. 20. His subject at that time will than 1,200, reaffirmed in general is in charge of the local drive,
2000 people. An admission fee of Nations by the Polish delegation. deputy to the Sejm, Mr. Grunbaum, and Mrs. Louis Cohane, Mrs. Sam-
re-
be They Who Built the Land." the Hadassah's position with
"It is not my desire to discuss the says, that:
uel R. Glogower and Kurt Peiser.
gard to the major problems of de- which will be climaxed with an 65 cents will be charged for the
Postpone Boycott Conference
One of the ablest lecturers in g velopment in Palestine as ex- initiation, banquet and dance on lecture.
veracity of the various news items 'In the Versailles era no one had
Secretaries of divisions are:
LONDON. (JTA)—Opinion in
ov. 25.
Sachar
N
Mr.
Ickes
will
be
introduced
by
published
by
your
paper
or
editor-
ac
statement
of
prin-
pressed in a
thought to apply the minority pro- Marulce Williams, Harold Silver,
influential German circles is def. this country today, Dr.
Next Monday night Pisgah Federal Judge Charles C. Simons. ial opinions voiced by you on this tection system to old countries. Kurt Peiser and Esther Prussian.
Iciples
adopted
last
year.
Special
initely turning against the anti- fascinates his audiences wherever
Leader's Appeals
emphasis was placed, however, on Lodge will hold • joint meeting Rabbi Leon Fram will conduct the subject. My purpose in addressing Only new countries were bound by
Jewish policy pursued by the Hit- he speaks, and in Detroit he has
Although the campaign offi-
the need of liberalizing the regu- of the general committee and the question and discussion period fol. this letter to you is to present, " , minority treaties. Hitlerism proved
ler regime, President M. Hors- already created a very large fol.
briefly
and
as
concisely
as
possible,
since
that
old
and
cultural
coun-
lowing
the
lecture.
(Turn to Last Page.)
cially opens on Monday, Oct. 22,
' lations governing immigration.
witz of the Jewish Representa-
the position of the Government of tries did not deserve such emit- unofficially the drive commenced
several ad-
It was agreed, in view alike of
I
tive Council declared, in an- lowing as a result of
the Republic of Poland in this mat-
pouncing postponement of the in- dresses before the B'nai B'rith, Jewish persecutions abroad and
(Turn to Last Page)
ter, insofar as it might in any way
(Turn to Last Page)
changing conditions in Palestine
affect Jewish citizens of the Re-
(Turn to Last Pao)
■•
(Turn to Fore Seven.)
which make possible the absorp-
public.
, lion of immigrants in ever-in-
"The decision of the Polish Gov-
creasing numbers, that "Jewish a
ernment to not co-operate further
labor should be given full oppor-
with international organizations in
First Assembly to Be Held on Nov. 2; Visiting Speakers the
matter of supervision of appli-
(Turn to Page Seven.)
on Program; Men's Club to Hold Congrega-
cation by Poland of the principle
By HEINZ LIEPMANN
if just and equal minority treat-
tional Social on Oct. 24
ment, has no connection whatever I
By MILTON BROWN
y, Inc
1931, leoi3b T.dearaphi,
1..11.W,
,
With the resumption of Friday novation will be the sponsorship of with the actual interests of minor-
(Copyright. 1914. Jewish Telegraphic ASISC7. tog.)
evening' assemblies at Congrega- one assembly by each auxiliary ities. These interests are and will
German Jew•
NOTE:
Heins
Liepmenn,
nailed
EDITOR'S
tion Shaarey Zedek, there will be body of the congregation, the spon- be protected by the Constitution of
ish writer, is the •utitor of "Murder Made in Germany," the
Arrangeinents have been com- introduced a departure from the soring group to have complete the Republic of Poland, and other
Ira of the
THE WAR SCARE
aroased
the
regime
which
an
indictment of the Nisei
scheme to advance the cause of pleted by the United Ilebrew formal 5 , r•ices held in previous charge of the program for the eve- basic l'olish laws, which guarantee
As we write, the world is fear- Croat independence. The arrest of
Hitler government that they saw to it that Holland inspri•oasid
freedom of cultural development
Schools to open Ilebrew claws at years. At the suggestion of Rabbi ning.
ful of the next day lest it bring, the two men, who roomed with the
the greonsl of libeling a Moody country.
Mr. Liepwan ■
and equality of treatment to racial,
Dr. Hershinan's Lecture.
the Jewish Community ('enter. A. M. Hershman, these assembles
news of a war that might develop assassin the night before the mur-
During the course of the season, religious and linguistic minorities.
Sessions will be held on week-days will he in the nature of social gath-
into a conflagration enveloping the der, is indicative of this theory.
Sunday mornings' erings, some of which will be held Rabbi Hershman will discuss from Poland, however, is unstrling to NOBODY KNOWS better than
And other Jews—Oh, there
at
4
P.
m,
and
on
whole world. There is no telling THE EFFECT ON THE JEWS
at 9:30. Joel Cashdan, one of the entirely in the social hall of the the pulpit such modern Jewish continue to accept supervision from 1. 11 I that this question is fraught ; are such!—who come from Ger-
what situation may arise from the
As is always the case in time of veteran teachers of the schools, ' synagogue.
works as "Judaism as • Civiliza- states, which are not themselves : with danger and can lead to much many and say or write: 9 don't
joint assassination of Foreign Min- political uncertainty, the Jews are will supervise these classes.
bound by any guarantees of treat- 'misunderstanding. Many among the; know what these horror-mongers
The first assembly will be held tion," by Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan,
ister Louis Barthou of France and insured by the dual assassination.
rooted y want! Nothing happened to us, bus-
I tortured and insulted, the up-rnia
Friday evening. Nov. 2, at 8:15 "The Permanent llorizon," by Lud-
King Alexander of Y u gmlavis. Rumors that the assassin was a
wig Lewisohn, and will deliver on'
iness is good—and across the street
Jews
FRAM
WILL
SPEAK
ON
in
the
social
hall.
and
will
P. M.,
Prophets are predicting a war. But Jew has stirred anti-Semitic out-
or more addresses on Muses Mai.
resent
to
o
f
their
still- ; there is • Nazi who greets us most
m n id reh:°17te en rtied
y
U. S. APOLOGISTS FOR be in the form of • congregational monides, in commemoration of the
then the prediction of war is al- bursts in Slovenia and Croatia. The
cordially
whenever he sees us."
Mediae/
wounds—they
can
call
at-
will
ways "hot" news. From where we Yugoslovanian government has or-
EUROPEAN DICTATORS get-together. Rabbi Hershman
1500th anniversary of his birth.
tention to the thorny paths they; All of these people may not ap-
deliver • short talk on Sabbath
fee it, there are too many ma'or dered stern measures to atop these
All the assemblies are open to
prove
of
the question: "Are Ger-
trod
from
the
German
homeland,
i
H.
countries opposed to war, that is, outbreaks, even threatening the use
"American Apologists for eve observance and Cantor J.
the public regardless of affiliation
' by way of the Jewish refugee coin- ' mans really anti-Semites?"
opposed to war at this part , cular of trorps. But the germ of anti- European Dictato•—a Problem in Sonenklar will lead in congrega- with Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
And
yet
this question must be
miners
of
the
neighborhood
cows-
moment. But if the patriotic Slays Semitism, mite revitalized, is al- Psychology and Ethics" will be the tional singing of familiam Hebrew
Me.'. Clwk Open. Season
Campaign to Begin Oct. 25; , tries, to the miserable hiding places examined. 1 consider it one of the
continue their demons trations ways damaging.
subeet el Rabbi Leon Fram's ; rre'odies. Refreshments will be
The Men's Club of Congregation
most
important
of the whole 1 , w-
cities—they
can
point
Id
the
lam
,
U. H. S. High School's
served.
against Italy, and especially if
For anther thin's, the Jews suf- sermon Sudsy morning, Oct. 21,
Shaarey rdek will open its season
I to their children who were sur- ; ish problem. Let us first turn to
Visiting Speakers
Graduation Nov. 14
something definite happens, Its'y fered in the removal from this at/Terenle Beth El. at 10:15.
of activities with • congregations'
rounded by then schoolmates, who . those who say that nothing happen-
:troop the visiting speakers social, Wednesday evening, Oct.
might very well invade Yugoslavia ,arch of the awn personalities in-
In this sermon Rabbi Fram will
purpose of . sang, "When Jewish blood be- l ed to them, and that they have
seasen will be Dr.
The meeting for the
and set the spark to the tinderbox • eleed in the es - ass'natinn. King •ttempt to answer the questions: throughout the
24, in the social hall of the myna,
smears the knife, we'll lead an even ; friends among the Nazis. So as
of Phi'adelphia. Dr. a=gue, Chicago Blvd. and Lawton `mulching the membership cam- i better life." And they may per- to leave absolutely no room for ra 4s-
News.
N.
Why
do
cifzens
of
•
free
country
that
hr
feet
that is Europe.
Meander, despite the
Certainly proof thet the asses.- is and Czechoslovakia
in • cruelly
mad go into raptures of admiration for Fiia
s S Solemn of New York and
pair!,
of
the
United
Hebrew;
often
entertainment
commit-
The
ce•plete
and
Ase.
haps
speak of their inns and broth- f understanding: Owne t•rp'e are to
ass •
lay-
sMs of the king and foreign minis- relent!ms diet:ter, was a friend anti-dews...tic terrorist govern- ether distinguished rabbis and
tee, headed by Nathan Milstein. Schools, which was h- Id at the t ..r. .. no went to the defense of
o me the most revolting creatures in
n•r h s orm hand, ments, Why are some Americans men.
the world.
ter were ipeited by some foreign of tie Je-vs,
has arranged an attractive pro. some of Harry C , hen. 2074 Atkin-
lost
Whi'e most of the assemblies will cram consisting of a variety of 4011, was well attmr'ed and marked ; Germany during the war, who lost
ua
This we may say in their el-fnnse
Power. as has be en insinted.
seti.S•vrtsrn was out'awl in who are etherwise men of judg-
Eyesight,
fund eagerness
ment and liberality impressed by be held in the ' , rain auditorium of Jewish musical and &amid's- selm• `ra "th
—the German press and the C - r-
would be very damseing tn the Yu ceslitssa
. Chen.
"O to themselve
In addition
'nn to M "
Y or
rtl-nu. one of the obvious Fan - ist prepagsnda the synagogue, it is panned to have lions by talented artists. Refresh- wle.
ttheeir s oucl from the organ- man radio are co-ordinated, and
cause of world pease. Whist ' , ems
!dM;ecc
Fero
at 1-ssr ton- gatherings exclusive-
mere likely, though, is that as- the most yreerful inflow*, for , which any newspaper would die-
(Turn to Last rigs' -
' izat:on of German War-Blinded.
(Tom to Last NFL)
'y in the aortal hall. Another in- (Tara to Page Opposite &Merle ,
' count twice before repeatine
sassins were trying to involve
el urn to List race.)
Francs, Italy, Yugoslavia, Roman-
MOSCOW. (JTA) — A Soviet
decree, published last week, re-
stored the full civic rights pf Jew-
- ish clergymen, cantors, sextons
the community failed to provide the facilities in the city of Detroit and individual artisans formerly
accessory linnnelnl support. Our He•
brew Unhook, lite North F.nd Oleic. the were ample and that under no deprived of all rights as enemies
Jewlvil Old Folk, It '' e, the House of
end of the government. The rights
Whetter. the Hebrew Free Loan Aunoei- circumstances would they l
e fstC oh re rtian clergymen were also
allot, are working under Neven handle
raps.
TO 1! ■ 141 anther burden to ■ their co-operation in the estab- ;
nx
linable talequately
I
11111olly
1 1
lishment
of
an
expensive
building
for
egiating
,wed,would
b•
•„
I
By virtue of the decree, the
to r are
1, an act of in which hospitalization of Jews declassed Jewa will be affected
rime.
great
Irremponalblilly at 11114 time to exitate
favor of a Jewish lioapitol. Ouch an nal- for .
boapitisi In Detroit...
ish patients was to be met. At by the decree, which means an
tation I, in full bloom twain, 0101 there
improved living standard and bet-
,en
lid
Nazi Cheers Break •
As a direct response to this a direct answer to this refusal, ter conditions for them. In ad-
".".1.47ggio "ir"."t"
f1:11 for editorial, a number of individuals, small groups of ardent individe
Up New York Quiz I fot tlunutely, Irmo: 'who rwIly given
dition,
the stigma of belonging
on
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—
ore I I me 11111e, undoubtedly influenced by some- uals went about the conduct
to the "former people" will be
:
NEW YORK—Hearings, of ro. 00l.
Vr 1 ,' 7;1'. .!th„ and" , one who had an active interest in their own campaign and by din removed and the doors to a higher
ra l7o;';
,
orr
the Congressional committee ;'t the
the establishment of a Jewish of hard labor collected, in dimes, education opened to the children
investigating Nazi activities in
hospital, called me to ask what quarters and dollars, the total of the declassed.
(ribalet Jett. , eelm
polto
ism:
inet
this country will henceforth be
the Jewish Welfare Federation of sum of $4,000. With this sum,
The decree is believed to mark
i
held in Wash ngton, Rep. John .s.,:„.t,"
Detroit intended to do about the of money, a site was bought anl
the end of the harsh treatment
•tre 1411-
food. Mullen.. other
W. McCormack, chairman, an-
building of a Jewish hospital., enthusiastic followers pointe
ease
accorded officials of religious
nounced after c group of 200 ',mil ...:Intiospeglonfrt;,4
Further than that they wanted their fingers with pride to the
the Soviet Union and
011W for • mote ment In Inter of
Nazi broke up the hearing here
to know what my opinion was ' , accomplishment, hoping that this groups in
Jet31,11 lig...pilot. Many • Jon eom•
beginning would awaken the apa+ indicates that the Soviet govern-
on Wednesday.
munity nialies fining, that It 41111 not ' concerning such a move at the
hate n Jen1311 lo•pilnl, my that It allould present time. In order to under- I thetic people to the need of the' ment now feels itself so firmly
Cries of "Heil Hitler" inter-
not be hardened with weighty dellelta
now hospital. This, however, did established that it can be lenient
rupted the testimony of Ludwig
crested bg wieh health Inalitutiono. Fur- stand the entire situation, let us
Werner, who said he was kicked
, not come about. But because of with those not sympathetic to the
ther ,,,,, re, It not quite tole to MY review a little history.
01
000
out of the Friends of New Ger-
Ithe real estate boom, the site see r g
History of Movement
there iv no kosher food. The olwerannt
many because I was too smart
Millions of Russians disfranch-
Ilected was sold to great advantage
patient run teals ellitilnote forbidden
A number of years ago, so I am
meatv amt woromin from the hognitol
to obey orders blindly"
' regime,
ised as enemies of the
'for approximately $40,000
kosher
had
for
If one la oterwnxiou
people interested I cash. This money was given into have in recent months been
a
group
of
'told,
Kurt Georg Wilhelm Ludecke
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' in the establishment of a Jewish the hands of a board of directorl granted amnesty and had their
admitted he was an accredited
s
peeit
g;
j
eseeieheer
' it ihreeei,
hospital came to the United Jew- elected by the group, and with citizenship rights restored.
Nazi agent in this country.
nrrattgemente aillt the ituatliale. The
Important point, hoaever. wallet agita- I ish Charities and asked for co- ; their permission was utilized , by
'
o Is that operation
tion In tut r of n J4.1.11111 hoopital
in the conduct of a ores individual of that group oaf Envo
1
y Favors Settling Exiles is
aunched in this country by Wal the exlvting loapitalm •t present are
campaign for the erection of a
,Birceaidjan
ter McLennon Citrine, gehera msdeedir ondrnotitulated that to vale Jewish hospital. ..Those people an interest bearing basis unti
ti
finally the board of directors fe
e In as re, to l
NEW YORK. (JTA) — Symms-
le
secretary of the British Trade
11de
agenva . Then there
. who were most intimately ac- that it should be taken over b thy with the movement to settle
Union Congress.
quainted with the health program
"r s wel
German Jewish refugees in the
The convention also went on reealigg•I
Carey e'1,1,1,1 „ 1 7 genj ei c" l e"ge
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lie danger of rollop•ing bemuse in the city felt that the hospital
Is
i n Bir
Soviet Union.
n on.
I"'
record as favoring "a full mean-
Bidjan, the Jewish autonomous re-
ure of support to all victims of
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Fascism, and particularly to
SAN FRANCISCO. (J T A)—
The American Federation of La-
bor meeting here in its annual
convention voted last Thursday
A few weeks ago an editorial
to continue its boycott of Ger- appeared in The Detroit Jewish
man-made goods and services and Chronicle under the heading
urged full support by affiliated "M ore Irresponsible Action,"
bodies of the "chest for liberali-
•
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ration of workers in Europe, a
" seaseeelleells mut ivesstleell • one
fundraising effort that has been group
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or another atort. -n
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MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
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POLAND'S ACTION ON MINORITIES
TREATY DEFENDED BY ITS COMM.
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At Temple Tuesday
New Type of Friday Evening Social
Assemblies Start at Shaarey Zedek
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Are the Germans Really Anti-Semites?
[THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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