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ETROtTIEWLSA aiROXICI4

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Rabbi Nahum Shulman
To Address Luncheon
of J. W. E. W. 0. Jan. 9

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Third Jewish Boxer to Hold Title

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Jan. 6—Federation Agencies' meeting at 8 p. m.
Jan. 6, 9, 13—Annual meetings of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Agencies.
Ian. 7—Pep meeting of Women's Auxiliary of United Hebrew
"- Schools, at Stotler Hotel.
Ian. 7—Musical and tea of Council of Jewish Women, at 2:30
p. m., at Hotel Steller.
Jan. 8-Junior Hadassah meeting at Statler Hotel, 8:16 p. m.
Jan. 8—Temple Beth El Forum, Dr. Morris Fishbein, ropeilker.
Jan. 9—European Women's Welfare donor luncheon.
Ian. 9--Federation Agencies meeting at 8 p. m.
!an. 13—Federation Agencies' meeting at 8 p. m.
Jan. 13—Tenth anniversary celebration of the Goodwill Sewing
Circle, at Congregation B'nai Moshe.
Jan. 13—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. meeting.
Jan. 14—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek, monthly meeting.
Jan. 14—Sisterhood of Temple Beth El.
Jan. 15—Music Study Club.
Jan. 15—Temple Beth El Forum, Prof. Eduard Lederer and Prof.
Emil Heimann, speakers.
lan. 16-11adassah monthly meeting.
Ian. 16—Annual dinner-dance of Aesculapian I.adies' Auxiliary,
at Oriole Terrace.
Jan. 10—Memorial meeting in tribute to Baron Edmond de Roth-
schild, at Byron-Philadelphia Hall, under the auspices of the
Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit.
Jan. 19—Jewish National Fund Council and Woman's Auxiliary of
J. N. F.
Jan. 19—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. novelty party.
Jan. 20—Zionist Organization meeting.
Jan. 21—N. W. Branch of Jewish Old Folks' home.
Jan. 22—Temple Beth El Forum, Ludwig I,ewisohn, speaker
Jan. 23—Third ■ annual donor luncheon of United Hebrew Schools
Auxiliary.
Jan. 27—Junior Iladassah $5 victory donor luncheon, at Statler
llotel.
Jan. 27—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. dramatic presentation.
Jan. 27—Zedakah birthday dinner dance.
.;an. 27—Conference of Yiddish-speaking organizations, at Hotel
Statler, at 2:30 p. m.
Jan. 28—Home Relief meeting.
Jan. 29—Temple Beth El Forum, Anita Block, speaker.
Jan. 30-11adassah paid-up membership luncheon.
Feb. 3—Annual Gewerkshaften banquet,
Feb. 4—League of Jewish Women's Organizations.
Feb. 5—Music Study Club.
Feb. 5—Temple Beth El Forum, Maurice Hindus, speaker.
Feb. 5—Junior Iladasimh meeting at Statler Hotel, 8:15 p. m.
Feb. 6—Lecture by James Waterman Wise, at Jewish Community
Center, under auspices of Masada.
Feb. 10—Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation and
annual get-together dinner of Detroit Service Group, In
General Motors Bldg. auditorium.
Feb. 18—Northwestern Branch of Jewish Old Folks' Home.
Feb. 19—Woman's Auxiliary of Jewish National Fund.
Feb. 20—Northwestern Branch of Jewish Old Folks' Home.
Feb. 24 to 27—Visit in Detroit of Vladimir Jabotinsky, world
president of the Zionist Revisionists.
Feb. 26—Annual luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 27—Zedakah donor luncheon.
May 1—Annual $5 donor luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of •the, Jewish National Fund.

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Week'* optimistic note: Dr. Ti-
„ate, an d of the bor Szitvay, former Minister of
tter.
autonomous Handjak of Aleesn• J.111A, WC, now a member of the
Temple 1-1030
45:111 CASS Ate:.
etretta, whirls ha* about a dozen (eamboes bloc in the Parliament,
wefts, oat facilitate the aeclimati. sa;c that the Premier and the
colonists
to
the
reigning
party
were
determined
zateme of Jewlsh
to - emphasize the traditional Hun-
(lining hall, while the overflow
local ennAdicas.
Already elaborate plans have ganan spirt which knows no reli-
surrounded the building, standing
seen the light of publicity. Bat Rio is hatred. We recognize equal
for hours in heavy mud to hear
what al important now is that . rents in return for equal duties.
Ispeechesi and listen to music.
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has been assigned for the Therefore any Jewish complaint •
The story of the actual boring
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coVnization of IO,flOO Jews. And will be dealt with in accordance
was dramatically told by one of
farther, it is indicative that the, with justice and equality for all
-
the well-diggers, who related the
THE
JEWISH
LIGHTHEAVV
way will be opened for more Jew- eitzens, irrespective of religion.
discouragements encountered by
WEIGHT CHAMPION Of 'ME
ish colonization. UNITED STATES
the workers before water was
WORLD WHO RECENTLY DE-
AISES ID CARRY HIS
When Nazis fall out, the truth
finally struck at a depth of 162
GERMANY
ON HIS SHOOLDEg AND
The situation seems to be grow- I revealed. The bitter tight now
THRONED MAX ROSENKOM
meters.
WILL FIGHT AS MEN AS HE
44, 0", in Germany , The an - in progresa among the American
TO Mt THE TITLE .
A cantata—"Spring up, oh,
IBLY CAN •
niter, very likely, is that the Ger- Lail bosses for control of the
well! Sing ye unto Ur . —was sung
hard
winter
Lucrative
racket
gave
several
evi-
RABBI NAHUM SHULMAN
end a picket air, also written by
mans art suffering a
Shertok, was played. The orches-
and that Herr Hitler and col-• fences of this last week.
The new light heavyweight champion of the world is the third
In their application for a state the Jewish Women's European
leav e. a re drawing a re d herri ng,
tra was accompanied by a chorus.
Jewish fighter to hold the 175 pound title. Battling Lovinsky
a renewed anti-Jewish drive. From charter, the Nazi Friends of New , elfare Organization, at 12:30
and Maxie Rosenblum were Bob Olin's predecessors. Olin, how-
Otte
Eastern Germany comes news that Germany declared they were or-
ever will bring back some of the glory that went with thls
emulating Franiganized on democratic principle:, P. m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at
the atetion k
before Slapsle Maxie danced It away.
Hotel Statler.
.ratio. Prom all over the roan. as • membership group.
Affidavits
filed
in
the
Supreme
A
feature
of
the
luncheon
will
try came news that Jews were
discriminated against during Court by Hubert Schoch, national • pe a playlet written by Bernard
indicated
chewer's* *hopping. Rather than head of the • Friends,
in Isaacs and directed by Mrs. Betsy
• case
that
the bas+
policy,
• fet-o in it* anti-Semitic
assertion that the dictatorship . Ulanoff Poole and Miss Zelda
as bat been rumored in einem the
e tretea, the present statu s ear principle dominates the organize- Rosenthal. Vocal selections will
be rendered by Cantor A. A.
'
more truly be described sul an in- tion.
"As far as any attempt to be
a
terisification of Jew.baiting.
in a Rosenfeld of Congregation B'nal
.lictator'
is
concerned,it
AUSTRIA
Continuing the had ne ws, we principle of the organibation, Moshe, accompanied by Miss
-
tome to Austria. Dr, Plaschkes, Friends of New Germany, that Friedman
At a meeting of the board of
& Viennese Jewish leaden, sairk the leadership be concentrated in
"Governmental tendencies indi. a single person. This principle directors held at the home of
Mra. M. Dinner, 3816 Cortland
este that conditions will become in recognized by every member Ave., final arrangements for the
worse and the campaign of din- of the organization.
luncheon were outlined by Mrs.
Abject Confession
Anton Haegele, radical Nazi
11111141810 against the Jews has not
A. Goldberg, general chairman, CANTOR SCHIFFMAN
Landlord (to prospective ten-
ended, despite the repeated tie- loader who unceremoniously hoot- and Mrs. J. Modell, president of
IS WELCOMED HERE
ant): "You know we keep it very
ed Schunch out of power, piously
Byrom* of the authorities."
the organization. Mrs. A. J. Red-
and orderly here. Do you
A debate on Jewish conditions called the Friends "thin peaceful blatt, chairman of the New Year's
BY MAYOR COUZENS quiet
have any children?"
and
idealistic
group."
In the Vienna Municipal Council
Eve party, thanked those who co-
"No."
And this "peaceful and ideal-
during which Dr. Ehrlich, Jewish
Cantor Boris Schiffman, first
operated with her.
"A piano, radio or victrola?"
member of the council, enumer- istic group," according to another
Additional donors for the lunch- and only Jewish cantor to be
"No."
ated the discrimination practiced affidavit, in arranging for publi- eon next Wednesday are:
given a contract by the Chicago
Mrs. Anna IL Rosenberg, youth-
"Do you play any musical in-
cation of its propaganda sheet,
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lgalfIld. the Jews was not reported
Opera Company, arrived in De- strument? Do you have a dog,
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schemed
to
avoid
responsibility
In the Austrian prey& hersese of
troit Thursday morning to con- cat, or parrot?"
for libela appearing in the paper. Ilre:n7 :;; r1;
KFAR SABA, Palestine (JTA) water on ground to be occupied appointed New York Magi bead
; 1:::=7:
government order.
duct
the
services
Friday
evening
of NRA Cornpltenes
"No, but my fountain pen
"From the beginning it was the A 1. . 'rostra, 11 1,ahone...11 ',torn. 11 I
POLAND
and Saturday morning, Jan. 4 and scratches a little sometimes.'— —One thousand men and women by the Ilakovesh group.
1Poolootn,
)4
S. •• lovarle,
As many of the celebrants as
A manure of unity in being intention of the national organi- Newton, It J. Rom, N. Helper, E. New- I 6, and to appear Sunday evening,
participated in a festive celebra-
Penn Punch Bowl.
oppow. Erato, POOP,
zation
to
keep
its
name
out
of
Ian,
A
11
lis
achieved among Polish Jews.
tion inspired by the discovery of possible were crowded into the
Jan. 6, at Maariv service and at
I ael, E W !flown,
Am Block,
Unity, in this emir, though, is not the matter in order that if there 1,4,1410o-fp, E Eo-odman, J. EhrIlrh, II a grand concert, at Congregation
0. , 11on, II Vanr1t. J NO.
good ntwa. It is Indicative of were any attacks upon the pub- Wro,herk. I IMon,
B'nai
David,
Elmhurst
at
14th.,
lonan,
W11
Ilm ,
1
vet- Mein,
tleaperation, The announcement lication, the property would be IWu cal peel. I. Elehel. N. fthritrr, I ' and was greeted by a reception
of Rabbi 1, 11, Lewin, had of in the hands of a corporation in Alielzer
committee of the following: Mem-
which
the
national
organization
the Agudath Israel deputies, that
bers of the board of trustees of
he would negotiate with Dr. would not have any apparent in-
Congregation B'nai David, headed
Joshua Thon, head of the Jewish terest."
Iby its president, Attorney David
If the financial returns and the
Deputies Club, for union meant
J. Cohen; presidents of the Ladies
power
to
be
wielded
by
those
in
only that the Agudath had given
, Auxiliary and Sisterhood of the
of the American Nazi out-
up hope of any help from the gov- control
congregation, Mrs. J. Weingar-
fit
continue
attractive,
we
can
be
ernment party bloc of which It
den and Mrs. M. Wolk ; Aaron
assured that the grab for them
has been a part,
Rosenberg, former president of
Hitherto the Aguda deputies by hungry Fuhrera can always be
, the B'nai B'rith here; Attorney
have voted consiatently with the counted upon to keep the move-
Isaac Finkelstein, on behalf of
J'ilaudaki government group, re- ment from being a danger.
the Folks Shute; Misha Fiszon,
Congressman Dickstein aban-
fusing t' Join with other Jewish
director of Yiddish Theater, and
deputies in opposing the Polish doned his committee's re•baiting
representatives of the press.
enough
to
announce
government, believing th
at m ore chase long
The trustees of the congrega-
could be gained for the Jews In that he would ask President
Roosevelt to have Ambassador
tion present were: Louis Please,
that manner.
Wash-
Luther
recalled
from
Nathan
Tracer, Ben M. Gorelick,
Hans
Abandonment of this position
Harry Belencky, Benjamin Brag-
by the Aguda, most conservative ington and. would ask the State of
New
York
to
conduct
an
investi•
man,
Hyman
Rothenberg, Mendel
and orthodox section of Polish
Slobin and Jack .Goldberg.
Jewry, is tantamount to a declare. gallon of Nazi activities here.
lion that there le nothing tangible Assemblyman Albert Ii. Schanzer
At 10:30 a. m., Mayor Frank
that can be gained from continu- of Brooklyn announced he would
Couzens greeted Cantor Schiff-
ing as a part of the government Introduce a resolution in the Leg.
man in his office and welcomed
lalature asking for a Nazi probe.
bloc,
him on behalf of the city.
The American Jewish Congress,
FRANCE
Cantor Schiffman was accom.
snubbed by the American Jewish
fur.
The refugee problem was
panied by Arthur I. Shapiro, his
ther complicated lent week by a Committee ,the WHO,. the
personal representative, as well
Eretich government order forbid. National Council of Jewish Wom-
as by Milton Pollock, (anions Chi-
ding the extension of transit visas en, the Jewish Labor Committee
cago choir director, who will di-
held by thousands of Gennan• and other groups which declined
rect the choir assistaing Cantor
Jewish refugees. The order ramie to Join in its national election pro-
Schiffman at the services, as well
after hope, backed by certele ject, lashed out against criticism
Sunday evening, Jan. 6,
as on
friendly acts by the government, by the labor group and defended
when Cantor SchifTman will con-
had been born that It would not its record end plans. It renewed
duct the Maariv service, followed
Jacob Greenberg Is the new As-
collie to pars. Home of the refu- requests fur a conference of
tociate Superintendent of Schools
by ■ concert of opera arias, lith-
gee. are faced with time harrowing American Jewish organizations to
urgical music, Yiddish folk songs
recently appointed In New York.
create
a
basis
for
broader
co•
promise( of being deported back
and international songs.
to iiierolanXi a Matter undouht• operation.

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