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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

By THE iyAy!Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich Elected

President of the Service Group

0

By DAVID SCHWARTZ

(CONCL • DED FROM PAGE 11

CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL PACS

taiga, which is to be held is

May, on • two-fold basis: Spe-
in Germany one never says 'Good cial gifts solicitation to be con-
morning' any longer, but only ducted as heretofore, and solidi-
'Heil Hitler'?"
tails.. on the basis of trades
And Fritz replies: "Because and industries.
there are no longer any good
Mrs. Ehrlich, reporting for the
mornings in Germany."
Welfare Council of the Service
• •
Group, of which Israel Ilimelhoch
IN MUNICH
and Mrs. Henry Wineman are co
And here is one from Munich—
another fortress of Nazidom:
A group of Germans were gath-
dred around.
One was sighing. Another was
sighing more deeply. A third was
groaning.
A fourth called out: "Why don't
you people quit talking politics?"

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IN WARSAW
In Poland's capital city, a
brother of General Goering has
opened a branch of his incinerator
business.
Well, General Goering ought to
be able to make enough dirt to
keep his brother busy.
• • •
IN JERUSALEM
They say this happened at the
beginning of the German immi-
gration into Palestine, when the 1
German-Jewish knowledge of He-
brew was, of course, very limited.
A Russian Jew in Jerusalem
sair something in Hebrew to a
German Jew, and wound up with:
"Ataw ma-vien?" ("You under-
ADOLPH FINSTERWALD
stand?")
The German replied: "Lo Ani
chairmen, stated that approxi-
me-Berlin." No, I am from
mately 20 meetings were held
Berlin." The German thought he
in the past year by the seven
had been asked whether he came
sub-committees. The functioning
from Vienna, which in German is
committees
of the council are:
pronounced "Vien."
Non-local agencies, aged and
• • •
transients, health, child care, edu-
GREENBERG GETS A BID
cation, family welfare, social leg-
Mr. Jacob daisies is a gentle-
islation, recreation.
man, anyway. When he issued
Philip Slomovitz reported for
the
invitations to prominent
American Jews to join in the the public relations committee, of
which
Nate S. Shapero is chair-
sponsorship of the forthcoming ,
lectures by Jabotinsky,,,the Re- man. During the coming year,
i is planned to
visionist chieftain, Deifies also his report stated, it
sent an invitation to Chaim publish nix issues of Fedefation
Greenberg, editor of Der Kaemp- News, to conduct several sym-
fer, official organ of the 'listed- posia in The Detroit Jewish
ruth group in America—an op- Chronicle, to issue several pam-
ponent of everything that Jabot- phlets and to conduct a number
of intimate gatherings for the
insky stands for.
discussion of communal functions.
By the way, my prediction is
James I. D. Straus reported
that Jabotinsky is going to cut
for the program committee that a
quite a figure on his arrival here.
play is under consideration for
He in picturesque and his corn-
presentation at the annual meet-
ing to America at this time will
probably attract a great deal of
newspaper attention.
HOLMES TO SPEAK
The fact that he is accused of
AT TEMPLE FORUM
being a Jewish Fascist leader,,
though of course Jabotinsky de-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
vies that Revisionism is the same

, Mg and get •tonether of the Sell-

s.' ation and Service Group in
January.
The retort of the collections
committee was subnihitted by
Ilarry R. Solomon, chairman. Ac-
cording to the report, $35,552
was collected in the first six

months on pledges amounting to
$138,000 raised in the 1934
drive. The percentage of col-
lections is the highest of any

campaign since 1929.
Clarence II. Lnggass, who pre-
sided at the meeting, submitted
an interesting report on the ac-
tivities of the Detroit Service
Group. lie outlined the organi-
zation chart of the group for
1935, and pointed out that the
executive committee. composed
of officers and chairmen of
standing committees, is divided
into the following groups: Cam-
paign planning, collection, wel-
fare council, program and pub-
licity.
A speakers' bureau. Mr.

Enggass pointed out, functions

MAURICE ARONSSON

Moving Biography
Of Heinrich Heine

1 5,

LUPE! , 5-15.11 EDIT, ■ 1.101.. J'A,E

length to illustrate her moving
story of the life of the great
poet. Heine's financial troubles,
his life in Paris, his hate for
the law which he was compelled
to enter at the price of his
faith—these form sonic of the
most fascinating chapters in
the life of this biographer's
hero.

It is in describing the influ-
ence upon Heine's life of his
marriage with klathilde, the
illiterate Parisian glove sales-
lady, that lime. Vallentin adds
new information to the ro-
mance that is Heinrich Heine.
Interesting references are
also made to lleine'a friend-
ship with Karl Marx and his
relations with Wagner.
It is with regard to the latter
that an important incident is
revealed by Mme. Vallentin.
Wagner wrote an opera based
on Heine's "The Flying Dutch-
man." lie wrote in his auto-
biographical sketch published
in 1842: "This powerful dra-
matic theme invented by Heine,
the story of the redemption of
the wandering Jew of the
ocean, inspired me to use the
legend as a subject for an
opera. I arranged flutters with
Heine himself, and prepared
the libretto." Later, however,
Wagner, who disliked Heine,
charged that Heine copied this
story from a Dutch play. But
no such play has been dilator-
ered and Mme. Vallentin in-
Mete that Heine authored the

under the supervision of the pub- story.
!icily department, and the wel-
Heine was the preacher of
fare council is subdivided into the gospel that nationalism
the following branches:
Non-local agencies; recreation must be universal. Loving Ger-
und education, Jewish Community many. he nevertheless rejected
0
a
Center and the United Hebrew German nationalism, as Goethe
Schools; aged and transients, Jew- had done before him, and his
ish Old Folks Home and House
was due to his re-
re-
of Shelter; health, Fresh Air So- exile in Paris
ciety,
Mothers' Clinic and North bellion against the bigotry
Ji. tit Aiss•—•
End Clinic; child care, Jewish which ruled his country.
Child Placement Bureau and Jew-
A liberal and a democrat
ish Children's Home; family wel- who befriended Karl Marx,
fare, Jewish Social Service Bu- Ileine nevertheless feared com-
reau and the Jewish Unemploy-
ment Emergency Council and the munism.
Hebrew Free Loan Association;
The poet's activities and re-
910(71 ghtifk jea
Social legislation.
as Fascism combined with his
actions, his revolutionary activi-
absolute fearlessness in the strug-
general
dramatic
make-up,
pre
UNDER NEW, WM-KNOWN MANAGEMENT
ties and struggles, form an in-
cents a combination that we may , gle for social justice.
I
Bev. Holmes is the author of
teresting portion of the life of
,',1
Mr. Frank Seiden, who directs a chain of outstand•
be sure will provoke the interest
a
"The
Church
of
Tomorrow,"
this great German-Jewish poet.
of the "goyish" press, to say
Inn hotels, has assumed the management of the
'la...
' ,
book in which he describes the
Mme. Vallentin has written a
,frise;stAt , nothing of the Jewish.
. l',,•-•-f. "Floridian" in Miami Beach. and now offers a ser•
mission of modern religion as be-
This
much
may
be
said
of
Jab-
r,
,
,
"40.,,yi
Dr.
Alexander
Lyons,
of
the
touching story. Her biography
• , ,, ,l.il vice,cuisine.hospitality and comfort incomparable. e
otinsky at any rate—that II he ing the leader in the effort to Eighth Ave. Temple, Brooklyn,
reconstruct
society
so
as
to
slim-
is one of the moat fascinating,
'4;'• -. 1. is a Fascist leader, he ie the most
Located on beautiful Biscayne Bay, and within
,s,,
N. Y., in a letter written under
.,;;frili cultured of any, from II Duce, Mate special privilege and pro-
dose proximity to the Beach, this famous hotel
perhaps the moat fascinating,
; -
date
of
Nov.
27,
replies
to
the
vide work, opportunity and happi•
i
„,,r Hitler, down to Foo-ey Long.
/9 ii.lf
offers every conceivable form of indoor and out.
\ : 1,, . , ;j1
editorial in The Detroit Jewish written of Heine. It is the life
nesa
for
all.
iR(i‘
door diversion for "Rest or Play".
Chronicle of Nov. 16, under the of a geniuis written by an able
. Though constantly fighting for heading - "Give the Prize to Dr.
Metropolitan Comment
TWIN AERO-CAR SERVICE TO BEACH
author who knows the art of
his ideate, Rev. Holmes is by no 1•yo ii
M which we criticized his
T. Rona.% .111e
'can
s a truculent character. Be ettitude towards Jews who affili• beautifying ■ rery beautiful
Dia•M
CONDLUDEli Enos( EDITORIAL PAGE m
Me e.a. Roo. I.1.1••
a
al
is the gentlest of men and his ate themselves with Communlam. story,
JEWISH DIETARY LAWS CAREFULLY OBSUVED
was trying to,—that the Baptist only weapon is the truth and his
An editorial In this issue makes
was the right faith.
God-given gift of eloquence in additional comment on Dr. Lyons'
After the sermon was over the presenting the truth. lie hoe the letter, which follows in full:
minister invited his hearers to capacity of winning the friend- "Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: It connotes an ideal spirit and
moral commitment.
\\\
MIAMI BEAD t FLORIDA
discuss problems wth him. Ile ship even of those whom on mat- "pear so.,
"You say, finally, 'Rabbi Lyons
HOTELS UNDER SLIDES MANAGEMENT
•-•
invited them to speak with him' ters of principle he opposes. Ile
"I
wish
to
thank
you
for
the
errs particularly in that he would
regarding joining the church. 1,1 has on many occasions demon-
T111.0114 1.46•000. •I.
suite. iambi., macs. Its
a prize noted in a ee•
strated
his
friendship
fur
the
award
of
in
the
name
of
the
Jewish
Tele-
KJ.
“01.131/000 1101'.1., VIM 100.
create different standards for
Slone NOM W WYOUMT. M. V.
• a
lie has visited cent edition of your valuable
graphic Agency, asked the minis- Jewish people.
,r fur what you call my 'crazy Jews and nun-Jews.' I deny thin
of log , o, ,
ter whether he was seeking con- Palestine and written the 'suet
unqualifiedly! I would mete out
I
hope
that
I
may
,.."..."...eNepeewesesse osofwamewaneeNawo"mwetsuweNeme verts, whether he was trying to liberal uecount of the Zionist
c
proselytize Jews. Ile answered movement ever written by • _ laim as a Doctor of Philosophy to the non-Je• the same treat-
to
t
know
something
about
logic.
ment religiously that 1 hold proper!
in the negative, saying: "1 have Christian, in a book called
ta
no other aim than the preaching saline Today and Tomorrow." Ile From this endpoint you had bet- fur the Jew when there is violent
the ter clean before your own door.
and subversive antagonism of a
of the gospel."
Joined also in ProtA ,40
"You reeented the fullowing minority to conetitutial authority.
A Mr. Dwight Briggs, who Hitler ostrages and in all mac-
"You have, I hold, unjustly con-
identified himself as the church tical ineasuree of resistance to paragraph quoted from ' my sup•
plement of Nuv., 1934,
demned me fur the simple reaaun
clerk, confirmed the minister's Ilitlerism.
"'In support of Judge Gererd's Out you reacted at first glance,
statement in this regard. "There
Rev. Holmes will be introduced finwil, warning I should fever
awo,, r i dstit hic
up
shitiarlielai one, rdep
to t ig
is," he said, no effort to proeely- by Temple Beth El's
genial neigh- &claret ion by American f ' ew s
tize," But when asked directly
Rev.
Charles IL Myer: of tut
ny Jrw' who idcutities bins'
any
of thought to them than you 'kid-
whether they would consider nuk- the North Woodward Conk ega-
*elf
or utherwiee OCHS.
ing a conversion, if one offered tional Church.
with communietie agitation'
"And yet, I admire your can-
hinieelf, Mr. Briggs answered in
Rabbi Leon F1'11111 will preside should be declared as having dor
the affirmative.
end conduct the question and thereby betaken himself from the pot I in that it lies given me op-
unity to set we butt! tight 111
I asked Dr. Rogers why he had
hour. general Jewish body. I want to your publication, which I 'admire
chosen the title for the sermon answer
After the Holmes lecture, the see Judaism stand conspicuously
and prize highly. I hope that w e
that lie did. Telling the reverend
Temple Forum will recess until for a citizenship of pi ogrussivc
that I gathered (rum his sermon Jan. a, when Dr. Morris
loyalty consistent with a prinet•
y ours,
that lie wasn't An anti-Semite, 1 will appear with a lecture lishbrin
ue the pled peaceful procedure '
"ALP:RAHNIt LIONS:"
added: "I still can't understand subject
ou
IV "A W
P T
eying
Spire of your strnturea
-
why you chose the title you did." Much
Medicine?"
, stand unqualifiedly by the impost
The minister answered: "I have
The attendance at the 'femme „f those
quote
been asked that by many others. Furein has tit's:rested
1 , 50 0 ee" - cilizerielop of pi ogi esalt e loyally
The title, viewed through the eyes ale. On sutural uccesions,
144 .toli f emi
of the sermon: is not possible of
,
Pt.
of
1
i d "
i v
Is
wdsl
That is how to be turned
misinterpretation.
‘%i- away
I :
ul
u these
1 T 41:;Y mean
I viewed it. I couldn't fulesee
lack of R1 411 '
01,91y this. An
the manner in which others ac- biellocc of sheer
from
pr..„.ssive loyal
"I knew fromthe be tr ibnil ''' ," IntIst maintain
quainted with my beliefs would tommented
Rabbi Fism, 'that the ty in
e„,,„,„„
view it."
city of Detroit needed
w 'eh lie IS 0 sogrii Nut,
ADMITS POSLICITY VALUE
r o t e as We have Mil/1111141d bbd
Title loyslty he must mein
II
Dr, Rogers further admitted his nee
at OW Ti 011 , 1V.
with
oyin
liking for negative titles. "They I 11111 1101/ bty011,1
1E . ,
tliut I .
arouse interest," he said And ehtliushistic itsponse 16 RI the procedure-
)1111 1i 11.V has no ricii
1
it Wes at this point that I ven Temple Forum ides
eli ■ thil
,•„,,,,,,„,
tured some remark ;shout such hum bo'
,h J tie and
o J iw
I
.,
f
title'. publicity values. And Pr. our roiniounity.'
umius,
Rogers wouldn't deny it. He, in
This Temple
um,"
he
fact, piked whether 1 wouldn't melds Inset
1.11-1. 1,11
.,
,
be knot r hough to tend him
dent of the Temple. "round.,
of c rick a
clipping of H. 11111 I might write.
our Temple proiram
odull
ttic
/,.oc
ii
The doctor told me aid a CRI1011.
Beth
Ji w - evueore I
rabbi, Jerome lawn of Wathing
ish St udies gives the Pool& „f ing that Ili, •
ton Heights, had celled hint re this city
opportunity fur
s• t o cum
his
announced
title
and
guiding
teinutic study of 01 phete. 4
lea fill tiler
had told him that he would un -
Jewish culling., and the Ti mete b ac A otee it alt
1
that
morning
wcr it in a surnion
Fortin brings Is
,, to euppris• freedom el
the
Dr. Rogers couldn't under .tend etimulutinf firesenceol
s i
1,011,4.1,1
how he could he answered before
e" on 1h
.
uji'l
f lt""„
,,,t suppoit the . rippi
he had spoken But he lidded: c irf ° Lab"
h ic and
,• • dont of robs, in( kio
"I said nothing that would of-
This 'car, for I iiristinits, glee your family the corn.
A pco UlSad . IiLe rtor,
war,'
unless
Its
find
a
Jewish
ininister
will add'
th.e Irsdri sit liar
fon t (' int epicure twirl - W.. 011m of telephone loin Ice.
coniorn ) res.., ling I. 1
was afraid that Jews might be
the p,..k.faa
on III, P d„
.1
convinced
to
my
way
of
thinking
A telephone eliminabie trips outside on stormy da)e
s t u o a LteP tt "The Mit ch of /.
1011
I i
tip what I said.
.„ makes shopping easy and quirk ...keeps )01s lu
I...
3
his
m
Hr. Rogers lid
/11,,J 1.10,1 %i
in rib b
willIt
psti•h With friend's pod relatives. Pushiest, pssoriulee
present parish for the vost tight Jrsll
I..
you also In ions
II w
ninths. fie came to New York OM/Skil pcople. 0
Pall cistionere ran rail your home readily "after
#.11.11lir lo MI
4
/111
40 it 04 5 0 , 01
from the Hinson Memorial Bap-
houre". And, In lime of sickness, fire or rubbery,
tist Church Of Portland, Oregon Sees e gale turned out to Lp itidiitiupl out of the fold
rev on Of pisiilitical
on `that Herr Hititi
the quickest tray fo summon aid fa to telephone.
Canadian, he received his seinin- la
ant not gu i lty of this ,lia t ,,
ary training at nod on , Canada, profitably have attended Jewry,
0 1.11
/Eng-
had
t
id
lied
t is Illogically
hail
for
only
I
few
rents
tu
Or
1
Bnd
hie
academie
(reining
in
Telephone were ice may
sinned in he'll di...1.i di( et but oto terfeetly willing for a J1 .
land.
Telephones ordered now, es Christm
I day.
listing
a
mil
ion
nothil,g
any
htitgl
r1Alien
Lora
p
OUT OF Wk
Id, ii. et tie i1 rag:
Vino, will he Installed whenever you
Spoken by the world would alit, God' s w,11
Among Re
11 t
tl
Ildeority lie dote no re:: I i
specify. roe complete Information, or to
minister. I was able to garner the :Jews Would al
I soih forceful end eoloetinies
S o ft ably then w m.1, 1
fotinvIng:
lace an order, call, write Of %IND lite
;manors as ,itarecterises
TOO story of the Jew in the ;train that he was J. 155
felephone Rosiness Office.
wouldcutne i o IA IL ei.mmoniti to attempting to toil
most romantic Flory In the world." Know ledge would
t.'
torn the c..nallIlded
"Israel has a wonderful past, their rederneth,n
amosiewews ■ wwwitgl,
t • i ,
„i
Thus the list
Ay a,n, I wait J,
,• ■ ••••=weiews-asessaao-riso...
a tragic present end a more glor
II
of sn,h id, III
I, who make. .11 to. Is. , o
loss future."
1.11,1 d., nit ihey Ni sal. a I
"Until the Jrws sir the gl..) S alto to the oolig
e country
SAUNAS -11TAI -The title en the population of th
.0.41 r ■ 01,1, 144
1,1
I I
tlYkRI mettle;
of Jesus, they will live in the Is
uanian government took a hand to boycott the Jews, in every
11• •ales talk of Ile
41. ) r( the I/11..1 Is I4W I (IS
Howe of Ike•oletion."
Saturday in opreading anti-Semit- branch of life. The Verities organ-
itt I
Jew
kin
ens
to
e
will
itn
111(11
di
"'flare
se
be
•
ic speeches delivered at the con- isation embraces Lithuanian mer-
Iti , .11
, 1 nit a ilia g hg
I
et
and tat t pit
twee. the 0
ference of the anti-Jewish Veletas chants : and artisans engaged in tfM Oieut
to• tioi.g and .0 I he 1. aid,
ii„I t
0 lea EEAlli, 1%11), or
organiiation which opened here
si
1, tall fa ow, Jew is inq
CROP opinlin,
Friday.
..4;
ty soy
ter
Vmalab the Not one
i dol 0 ,uperior
Tbri *pee, hes briadeust by the spreading
01
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!IV be tha isategoloon , I prhilet,e.
tation throughout the country.
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