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VOL. XXXVI. No. 40

URGE CHRISTIANS
MAKE YOM KIPPUR
A DAY OF PRAYER

Proposal by Rev. Brodhead
Endorsed by Christian
Century

SAY OBSERVANCE WILL
BE ANTIDOTE TO HATE

Protestant Paper Calls it
Practical Experiment in
Fellowship

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAM FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1935

Prof. Trap to Discuss
"Maimonides Philosophy"

Prof. William Trap, head of
the philosophy department of
Wayne University, will address
the Men's Club of Congregation
B'nai Moshe on "The Philosophy

of Maimonides," Thor sday,

March 7,.-at 8:30 p. m.
This is the second of the three
lecture series on Maimonides
sponsored by the Men's Club.
The lectures are held in the
assembly hall of the synagogue,

Dexter and Lawrence, and are
open to the public. The third
and final lecture will be given on
March 21, when Rabbi Moses
Fischer will speak on "Maimon-
ides, Author and Spokesman of
Judaism."

APRIL CHOSEN AS
EDUCATION MONTH
FOR ALLIED DRIVE

Plan to Disseminate Infor-
mation Relative to Forth-
coming Campaign

PLANS ARE OUTLINED
BY SPEAKERS' BUREAU

Rabbi Fram, Chairman, Says
Drive Is to Be Campaign
of Revival

Discourage Sponi,oring of Benefit
Parties for Jewish Old Folks Home

Don't Sacrifice the Pledges to the Campaign Fund
for the Sale of Dance or Bridge Tickets,
•
Kurt Peiser Advises

The sponsoring of social affairs—such as bridge parties,
dances, package parties, etc.—for the benefit of the proposed
new 'sodding fund of the Jewish Old Folks Home is being
looked upon with disfavor, and leaders in the community urge
the various organizations and individuals to refrain from
resorting to such practices in securing the desired funds.

Kurt Peiser, executive director of the Jewish Welfare

CLASS FIGHTS AS
INIMICAL TO ZION

Attacks Struggle Between
Capital and Labor in
Addresses Here

DEMANDS ARBITRATION
TO SETTLE DISPUTES

Justifies
Revisionist
Peti.
tion in Explaining
Party's Platform

Annual Children's Home
Meeting Next Tuesday

RESPONSIBLE F 0 R
ARGENTINE TERROR

The annual meeting of the
Jewish Children's Home will
be held at 8 p. m. next Tues-
day, March 5, in the gymna-
sium of the home, Burlingame
and Petoskey Ayes.
Reports will be submitted at
this meeting by Herman Co-
hen, president, and Dr. Otto
A. Hirsch, superintendent. New
members of the board of di-
rectors will be elected.
Members of the home and
all others interested are urged
to attend this meeting.

Police Investigation Shows
Hans Wilcke Leader
of Disturbers

ADMITS HE RECEIVED
FUNDS FROM GERMANY

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SA M UEL TO SPEAK
HER ON TUESDAY
HERE

Berlin Ministry of Propa-
ganda Direct Anti-
Semitic Agitation

1

Federation, commenting upon the practice resorted to by
The month of April is to be set
BUENOS AIRES (JTA) —
Vladimir Jabotinaky, leader of
CHICAGO, (N. C. J. C.)--The
Jewish organizations in sponsoring such affairs for worthy
aside as Allied Jewish Campaign
Hans Wilhelm Wilcke, who has
influential
the Revisionist Zionists, stormy pet-
Century,
'Christian
Education
Month
to
inform
the
causes,
called
upon
Detroit
Jews
to
refrain
from
only
been in the country a few
arranging
w
rel
of
the
movement
for
the
up-
Protestant organ, has endorsed
community on the purposes of the
months, is the organizer and lead-
such parties.
building of Palestine as the Jewish
the proposal recently made by W
forthcoming drive, according to
er
of
a band which planted
National Home, outlined the prin-
the Rev. Charles Daniel Brodhead
Leon Fram, chairman of
"The cause for which we must campaign, in May, is so
bombs and petards in a number
ciples of his organization et two
of Bethlehem, r c i i 4 u th rettiCehri i tain
the speakers' bureau.
Eminent
Author
and
Lec-
of
synagogues
of Buenos Aires
important
that
it
must
not
be
belittled
with
very
small
affairs
addresses he delivered in Detroit
Jewi
An outline of the 1935 Allied
last Sunday.
turer Comes to Detroit during the past half year.
and with insignificant contributions," Mr. Peiser stated, "The
Day of Atonement, this Fall as a
Jewish Campaign, to be held in
This discovery was made by
Jacob Miller, chairman of the
Under Zionist Auspices
national day of prayer and self-
need for a new building for the Jewish Old Folks Hon.. is so
May which will
Detroit reception committee which
the local police in the course of
examination.
Attack on American Jewish
great that it demands voluntary contributions.
include the rais-
Under no
arranged the guest's program in
an
investigation of an unsuccess-
Declaring that "the proposal i
ing of funds for
Maurice Samuel, eminent jour- ful attempt to raid the Comico
Detroit, presenting Mr. Jabotinsky
Committee Is Called
circumstances must we compromise by sacrificing a pledge to
an excellent one," the Protestant
he maintenance
to the audience of approximately nalist and lecturer, recognized as Theater when "Races," a play by
"Regrettable"
the
campaign
fund
for
the
sale
of
•
theater
or
bridge
ticket.
journal suggests that Christians
if the national,
1,000 at the Masonic Temple on one of the most fascinating Ferdinand Bruckner, a German
decide to take the initiative in
Ind local agen-
"This is a time for self•tasation. The time has come for
Sunday evening, called him "one speakers on Palestine, will speak Jewish playwright, was being per-
In a letter sent out by Morris
cies supported
"this practical experiment in in-
of
our greatest leaders in Zionism at llotel Stotler on Tuesday eve- formed there.
liberal and outright gifts toimportant causes, and we call
D. Waldman, secretary of the
)3, the Jewish
terconfessional fellowship."
and one of the greatest men in ning, March 5, under the aus-
German Nazis staged a demon-
upon the community to work for the forthcoming drive in
American
Jewish
Committee
to
Welfare
Feder-
Jewry."
"Yom Kippur, the most solemn
stration at the first performance,
this spirit, and not in the spirit of small social affairs, This
ation, plus a
day on the Jewish calendar, takes the Young Israel Council, which
Hits
Class
Struggle
at
which about a hundred Nazis
!apital fund for
is a community matter and not • question of smell sectional
root in the earliest Old Testament had announced its withdrawal
were present. They swarmed up
It was at the luncheon at Hotel
he construction
parties. Let as translate the duty of the hour into the im•
traditions," the organ declares.
on the stage, wrecked the sets and
Stadler, at noon on Sunday, at-
if a new home
"On that day the ancient high
tended by about 120 men and wo-
refused to let the performance
portant community obligation that it is."
for the Jewish
priest, discarding his gorgeous
men, that Mr. Jabotinsky struck
continue, on the ground that it
. aged and infirm,
robes of office, dressed in simple
Rabbi Frans was given by
the keynote of his program by con-
was unfavorable to the present
linen and entered the holy of
demning the class struggle and
regime in Germany.
Kurt Peiser, executive director of
I pleading for arbitration as a means
holies to sacrifice and intercede
The police finally arrested 63
the Jewish Welfare Federation, at
Four Speakers At
of solving the disputes in Palestine
for his people. During the Baby-
of the rioters, who with but one
a meeting of the speakers' bureau
between capital and labor.
Non-Local Groups'
lonian captivity and afterwards,
exception were German citizens,
at the Hotel Stotler, on Tuesday
when exile and dispersion was
Mr, Jabotinsky defended the
ROOM
most of them but a short time in
Meeting Wednesday
their lot, the temple destroyed
rights of the middle class elements
this country. Some of them were
"A new home for the Jewish aged
and the sacrifice abolished, the
in
Jewry
in
his
condemnation
of
members
of the crews of German
is imperative," stated Mr. l'eiser.
At the meeting of the non-
day became for the Jews one of
ships which were in the harbor
"The inadequacy of the present Chosen President for 30th local agencies committee of the strike and lock-out weapons
used
by
capital
and
labor
in
the
personal as well as national sig-
at the time.
hazardous building used by the
the Detroit Service Group to
Term; Keys Heads Ex-
nificance. It emphasized the sense
German agents carrying on the
Jewish Old Folks Home presents a
be held at 8:15 p. in., on Wed- Jewish Homeland. His address
ecutive Committee
a defense of the new National
of individual sin which contrib-
local Nazi party activities and, it
problem which the Jewish commu-
nesday, March 6, at Temple was
Labor
Party
formed
by
the
Re-
uted to and merged with the sins
is
reported, von Therman, the
10
nity must correct. But the main-
Jacob Levin was elected pre i- Beth El, a symposium will be visionists in opposition to the gen-
of the nation. The analogy with
local German governmental rep-
tenance of those agencies already dent
held on the work of four agen- eral Labor Party.
of
the
Jewish
Old
Folks'
our present economic and cul-
resentative, intervened for those
established is of equal importance.
cies concerned with the work
The Revisionist Labor Group
tural plight is thus complete.
arrested, Nazi groups paid the
The Jews of Detroit must present a Home for his 30th term, at , a for Palestine.
The older Labor Party—the So-
Through our sense of guilt, as
police fines of 30 pesos for each
united front in the forthcoming meeting of the board of directors
The
four
speakers
of
the
Histadruth— has a member.
individuals and as a nation, we
campaign for the support of these of the home held on Sunday evening, and the agencies they cialist
of
those seized and after two
ship of 60,000 to 60,000, as com-
morning.
would, if the suggestion is carried
vital projects."
days' detention they were all re-
will discuss, will be:
pared with.a membership of about
out, devote a day to spiritual
Louis
Dann
and
David
Oppen-
leased.
Rabbi Fram's Statement
Fred M. Butzel, American
of the Revisionist labor group,
heim were re-elected first. and Jewish Joint Distribution Com- 7,000
stock-taking. This day does not
Ban Arouses P
according to the leader of the let-
In a statement outlining the
lend itself to commercialization
MAURICE SAMUEL
For a while it seemed that the
work which his committee aims to second vice-presidents, and Mtx mittee; Philip Slomovitz, Jew- ter. Ile pictured the former as
as do Christmas, Easter and
Nazi
provocateurs
had accom-
MORRIS D. WALDMAN
ish Agency for Palestine; Rab- p os sessing riches in the form of
accomplish, Rabbi Fram said
pices of the Zionist Organization plished their end, for the local
Thanksgiving. Moreover, people
bi Leon Frain, Hebrew Uni- banks, land, sanatoria, kvutzah and of
"The Allied Jewish Campaign of
Detroit.
who are not yet seriously con- from the Committee, Mr. Wald- 1935 is to be a campaign of re-
mayor
forbade
the
performance
versity of Palestine; Miss Zel- appealed for his own "poor"
taminated by the virus of race man replied to the resolution of vival. We are to revive the spirit
Mr. Samuel is a foremost au- of "Races." But the ban aroused
da Rosenthal, Mizrachi Zionist group whose members he stated
antipathy could, by participating, withdrawal, and pointed out that of the Jewish community of De-
are suffering for want of life's thority on world Jewish affairs vehement protests among the in-
Organization.
submit themselves to an antidote the Committee's opposition to the troit. For two years the Jews of
tellectuals, especielly_anopg thee-
ere -4--the--eentreeit
and -particularly—on --throSion
before the contagion spreads too World Jewish Congress was made Detroit have indulged in self-pity.
and their friends are invited to
The reason for this "difference movement and the upbuilding of Or doctors, actors and stage
far. The proposal therefore seems public in 1932 without bringing The City of Detroit, it was true,
technicians, who threatened a
this meeting.
of riches and poverty," Mr. Jabot-
to be an excellent one. Because any pretest from the Council. had been more seriously affected
insky said, is due to the Chalutzim Palestine as the Jewish Home- strike.
our Jewish friends obviously can- Mr. Waldman also expressed his by the industrial regression and by
having been treated as the gem of land. Prior to his recent visit
The mayor, concluding that he
not take the initiative in putting regret that the Council of Young the bank closings than most other
the national crumb by the Zionist to Palestine, he spent four months made a mistake, removed the ban
it into effect, it is entirely up to Israel "should have taken this cities. During those years, we neg-
Organization, "and funds went to in South Afric which he toured on the play, on condition that
Christians to decide whether or step without prior consultation lected our duty toward our neigh-
enrich the llistadruth." He added:
certain of the sharper speeches
not they will share with them, on with us and without offering us bors at home and our brethren
"I don't begrudge this loving kind- in behalf o the Zionist cause. and all parts of the action which
their great day of atonement, an opportunity to clarify some of abroad. Today, however, the pro-
ness bestowed by the Jews upon Making a ual pilgrimages to might possibly offend Nati per-
the Histadruth, although I envy it." Palestine to follow its develop- sonalities be removed.
this practical experiment in in- the issues upon which you have ple of the City of Detroit have
achieved a new morale and a detin-
ment at first hand, Mr. Samuel
based your resolution."
terconfessional fellowship."
---
Say. Heroic Days Gone
The play continued, with oc-
has written a number of authen-
• • •
The Council's action, Mr. Wald- ite sense of stability. It is time,
Predicts
Dark
Days
Ahead
Mr. Jabotinsky claimed that the tic books on the progress of the casional minor Nazi disturbances
therefore,
for
the
Jewish
commun-
POPE EXPRESSES SYMPATHY man wrote, "is all the more re- ity to shake off the psychology of
the heroic days when the Chalut- Jewish reconstruction of Pales- peppering the run. One day, be-
For Jews of the
grettable because, whether in-
WITH PERSECUTED JEWS
fore the opening of the perform.
rim were stone-breakers are gone;
self-pity and revive the Jewish spir-
United States
that now they live comfortably; tine. "What Happened in Pales- ance, the manager of the theater
NEW YORK, (NCJC) — The spired or not, it seems to be part it of sympathy and courage and
tine" was an authoritative ac- noticed suspicious looking persons
of
a deliberate campaign of slan- generosity.
except
that
the
new
Revisionist
current issue of the American
LONDON (HA) — Pessimism
Histadruth lives "in a position des- count of the Palestinian riots of in the vicinity of the theater. It
Ilebrew contains an account of der and villification directed
"Throughout the months of
as to the future of American titude of health agencies and other 1929 which Mr. Samuel witnessed was soon observed that these in-
the American Jewish
an interview granted by Pope against
Jewry was expressed here by institutions."
Committee for partisan purposes. March and April, we shall conduct
during one of his visits. The dividuals had fire-bombs and other
Pius XI to Dr. Simon Ilevesi,
a preliminary campaign of educat-
Mrs. Dugdale, niece of the late
I PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 111
JACOB LEVIN
Charging that the reason his problems facing the Jewish peo- inflammatory. materials in their
Chief Rabbi of Budapest, Hunga-
ing the community to the great
Lord Balfour, author of the Bal-
ple in the upbuilding of Palestine
ry, in which the Pope is quoted
causes that have been merged in Lieberman was re-elected treas- four Declaration, in a lecture group suffers is because the Revis- and the possibilities for a renais- possession. Police were called and
as having expressed to Dr. Ilevesi FRANKLIN TO DISCUSS
the Allied Jewish Campaign. urer. Myron A. Keys was elected which she delivered at the League ionists refuse to join the old His- sance of Jewish culture are de- the suspects arrested. They con-
tadruth and insist upon revision of
fessed they had intended to fire
his sympathy with Jews suffering THE WORLD CONGRESS We are to educate the Jewish peo-
of Nations Union on "The Future the Palestine program to enable scribed in "On the Rim of the ' the
theater and also disclosed
ple of Detroit to the cause of es- chairman of the executive com- of the Jews."
persecution. In reply to Dr. Ileve-
all groups to participate in the re- Wilderness."
I other important information.
tablishing an institution of care for mittee.
si's statement that the adherents
"I
would
not
venture
to
pre-
c
onstruction
work
in
equal
measure,
Mr.
Samuel
has
had
a
varied
Members of the board of the
Reveal Vaedalisms
On Sunday morning, March 3, the aged adequate to the needs of
of no religion suffer as much as
dict what the future of the Jews Mr. Jabotinsky insisted that, it and colorful career, educated in
They revealed, first of all, that
do those who belong to the Jew- Dr. Leo M. Franklin will discuss a community of 75,000 people. We Jewish Old Folks Home are:
Sidney J. Allen, Maurice Arons- in the United States will be, cut is imperative that private capital England, and graduating from they were unsuspecting laborers
ish faith," Pope Pius is declared the proposal to hold a World Jew. are to stir the Jewish people of
off as they are from revitalizing be brought to Palestine and that
to have said, "It is deplorably all ish Congress, under the title, "The Detroit to the vital need of cop- son, M. L. Black, N. Brenner, Ben Jewishness by the stoppage of Jewish labor and Jewish boor- the University of Manchester, he I whom the German provocateurs
too true. But times are changing World Jewish Congress: Is It a ing with the staggering problem Cohen, David J. Cohen, Louis European immigration to Amer- geosie must work as partners. He continued to study in various , were paying a daily wage to ear-
French and German universities. "pissall their divers destructive
Dangerous
Proposal?"
presented
by
the
horrible
misfor-
Dann,
Anthony
Deutsch,
Marvin
and this state of affairs will un-
declared that "every small work- Following the war, he served for plans. The local Nazis who hired
Because of the wide-spread inter- tunes of the Jews of Germany, Gingold, N. Goldman, Harry ica." Mrs. Dugdale stated.
doubtedly also change for the bet-
shop
is
a
colonizational
possession
one year with the United States I them were, in turn, being paid for
"In wealth and in numbers
ter. Your co-religionists have my est in the subject, the discussion Poland and other East European Grant, Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
and should not be submitted to Pogrom Investigation Committee ; their "work" by Hans Wilhelm
sincerest good wishes. I fervently is expected to attract a large con- countries. We are to tell the Jews Abe Keidan, Judge Harry B. Kei- American Jewry is still the most strife caused by class war."
to Poland, and the Inter-Allied Wilcke, who was found to be an
of Detroit the story of the miracle dan, Myron A. Keys, Dr. D. Eli- important nucleus of Jewish life.
hope that they will be able to gain gregation. The services begin, as ot
F
Palestine, the story that when
Arbitration
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validity for their rights in the usual, at 10:45, and are open to the all the countries of this planet ger, Jacob Levin, Mrs. J. H. In the last twenty years it has
contributed
much
to
the
upbuild-
Levitt,
Henry
Levitt,
Moses
Le-
"They
therefore
insist
on
the
public.
fullest spirit of their own wishes."
closed their gates in the face of vitt, Max Lieberman, R. Loewen- ing of Palestine. But the Jews of principle of voluntary arbitration,"
the Jewish refugees from Germany berg, Gus Newman, David Oppen- America have their own problems he stated. "The Revisionists pre-
and other lands of degradation and heim, Herman Radner, Louis Rob- and their own anxieties, even fer to suffer, to waive any claim
pogrom, Palestine alone gave them inson, I. Rosenthal, Eli Sachse, apart from economics. Anti-Sem- enjoyed by the Histadruth rather
welcome—Palestine, thanks to Jew- William Sandler, Nate S. Sha- itismis a latent danger even in than to submit to strife. The idea
ish effort and sacrifice of previous
Max Schneider, Morris that great country of boasted of arbitration will be the crucial A New Figure in Nationwide Jewish Philanthropy Who
years, was able to receive and find pero,
problem in Palestine. All fights
freedom."
work and happiness for no less ! Schneider, Abe Srere, Morris
Is Following in the Footsteps of His
will go around this point. The idea
Mrs. Dugdale expressed the of
than 20,000 Jews from Germany, Steinberg, George M. Stutz,
By MILTON BROWN
self • compulsory arbitration,
Famous Father
Moses
Weiswasser,
Mrs.
Rose
opinion
that
only
in
the
British
no less than 50,000 Jews from
-----
adopted
at
the
Revisionist
confer.
Ferar.
Empire can the individual Jew ence in 1928, is a free pledge be-
Germany and other countries.
(Coa right,11134, Jest. Telegraphic Agency. Inc.)
face the future without anxiety. tween all workers to abstain from
By L H. FROMKIN
"We are to make it clear to
Touching upon the Jewish all strikes and lockouts.
arable the existence of a refugee the Jews of Detroit that if together North End Clinic
problem in Soviet Russia. Mrs.
SAAR
today,
and
how
little
help
a
Jew-
with
all
the
Jews
of
America,
they
"This
is
the
only
way
to
achieve
IEDIT0R14
NOTE,
111111am
Roornwstd, soonest Soo of the late Jolt.
from is
..
The Saar offi cio II } p ses
stated that the Jews of social justice," he continued, ans- Itesensald. has tarn •Ppointed • ro-rhalrnmn with Paul Ilsersodd,
Itahhl Aso.
get, they rise to the opportunity of acceler-
Elects E. T. Wolf Dugdale
IL. WI., Louis liAlsky and Morns Itothen.rr ■ In she ISIS (Snell Jewish Alsotai
the League of Nations to the Reich ish refugee can expect as to no other ating the development of Palestine,
Russia suffered appalling economic wering the claim that Palestine la-
ampedgn
seldrh
Is
to
seek
SI.M0.0.1
from the Jess of Anterl.s for Si,. aol at
Friday, March 1. Some 4,000 Jews realized that there w
distress
by
the
sudden
break
from
I
oppressed
Jess
of
Germans
and
other
hands
bor is a movement for
justice.
Edwin A. Wolf was elected r
thus automatically become German choice for them than to remain the ancient homeland will double
capitalist system, but for such "I think that the class war as a
citizens, after the disenfranchised where they are, no matter how bit- and treble its capacity to absorb dent of the North End Clinic at • the
A new personality was project- hard-hit Jews of other European
Jewish refugees who find life im- meeting of the board of trustees, of them as have survived it may
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ter the consequences will be.
ed into ■ position of promfncnce countries and for the settlement
manner of the Nazis.
I PLEASE TURN To 1'8(4: 8
held 5londay, Feb. 25. Julian H. well be that a healthier, happier
Isolated from Germany for a per- REFUGEE PROBLEM
in
American Jewish philanthropy of Jews in Palestine.
Krolik was chosen as vice-presi- life opens in Soviet Russia than
The problem o of the Jewish ref-
sod of 17 years, Saar Jewry will
tp ti,
at e
In these times, the appearance
' - -
dent; J. B. Neiman, secretary; Mi vs in the empire of the czars.
German
e
years
two
.
old—
l
wee
fi
again become a part of
co- of a new personality on the Jew-
Edith Heavenrich, treasurer, ,ral
k nally mmed the Nan-
Jewry, the only difference being
t
ish scene is, in itself, "news."
Jesse F. Hirschman, a memb,-, of
that the "Aryan" laws will nut,' ten n- office to issue a call through
Dr. Efroa to Speak
But when that new personality is
the executive board.
be applied to them formally for the the League of Nations to various
a young man, eager to render
The newly inaugurated proe,,m
At
Shaarey
Zedek
governments to grant special cred-
next 12 months.
service to his people, blessed with
physicians' conferemes
clinic
of
it can, however, be left to Herr its to expedite the settlement of
energy and understanding of the
will be conducted on Monday morn-
On Friday, March 8 Rabbi of German - Jewish
Joseph Buerckel, the man whom refugees wherever this may be
nings, through June 24. Lriuhng
task to which he is giving himself,
Congregation to Discuss
Hitler appointed governor of the - . possible. It is becoming clear that Will Feature Gabrilowitsch; staff specialists direct the ill- is-
and is, at the same time, bearer of
Dr.
Israel
Efros
of
Buffalo,
Proceeds for Center
Saar, to see to it that the anti this problem cannot be solved un-
German Situation
sions upon these occasions.
one of the greatest names on the
N. Y., will be the guest speaker
Jewish discriminations, though they le
Music School
Jewish scroll of honor—that is
cannot be carried out in the Saarless interested governments actu-
at the Shaarey Zedek Friday eve-
contribute to the financial
Rabbi Max Melina of the Ger-
news of the most gratifying kind.
ning
service,
March
8,
at
8:30.
openly
for
another
year,
are
never-
all
o
man-Jewish Congregation of New
upkeep of the apparatus estab-
Featuring Ossip Gabrilowitsch Committee of 21
In His Father's Footsteps
His address will be concerned York, who is ■ guest in Detroit
theless put into immediate practice. lished under the League of Na- as guest artist, the Music Study
It is all of that, because It
Will Meet Sunday with the life and .work of Nai- visiting
There is one thing which the tions for dealing with the refu- Club announces that its annual
his brother, will discuss the
means
that the youngest son of
League of Nations has neglected
1 monides—a particularly timely German-Jewish situation from the
concert for the purpose of raising
Julius Rosenwald will follow In
to do before handing the Saar over gees.
'subject in view of the forthcom- viewpoint of German Jews on Sun-
The
Committee
of
21,
selected
to
funds
for
the
Jewish
Community
the
footsteps
trodden by his
James McDonald, the High
to the Reich, and that is to revise
Center Music School will be held deal with the Jewish Old Folks ing celebration of the 800th anni- day morning, at 10:30 o'clock, in
world-beloved father who walked
.
the sentences of those impris oned Commissioner, who heads this ap-
versary
of
the
birth
of
the
Ram.
the
Library
of
Shaarey
Zedek.
Home
problem,
will
meet
at
the
this earth in an aura of love for
in the Saar jails. There are many paratus, has long been appealing on Tuesday evening. April 30.
Rabbi Malina's address will be
Mrs. J. S. Sauls, president of Detroit Jewish Community Center barn.
the deprived and oppressed. It
prisoners in the Saar today wh ° to different governments for di-
Woodward and Holbrook Aver.. on
Dr. Efros is a graduate of delivered before the adult current
was Julius Rosenwald, the world
the Music Study Club, stated in Sunday
would have been released homed- rect assistance.
discussion
group
of
Shaarey
Zedek
afternoon, March 3, at 2:30 Columbia University and was or-
remembers.
who thrilled the world
announcing
the
completion
of
lately if a group of international
From certain remarks made by
o'clock. The original committee dained a rabbi in 1914 by the which meets every Sunday morn-
back in March, 1917, in the cam-
cials had looked into the charges S ir John Simon, the foreign min- plans for this concert that it is will be augmented at this um Jewish Theological Seminary. He ing under the leadership of Philip
officials
paign
headed
br the late Jacob
Slomovitz. There will be no a -
against them. P. large number of inter of Britain, it may be as- the intention of her organization by several additional members oho has distinguished himself as
H. Schiff, by giving one million
Jews and Social Democrats were sumed that the British govern- to continue to finance the activi- have been recently appointed. Plan student and writer of Hebrew, • mission charge to Rabbi Malina's
I
dollars—still the largest sum ever
perhaps other govern- ties of the Center Music School. will be made whereby the van iou s
address, and the public as well
recently arrested in the Saar for
given in any campaign, for the
As • result of the closing of organizations represented will lea t having contributed Hebrew poet- as regular members of the group
p t ' went, and
k e the
no other
than
to be of
the purpose
Nazis take
control
menu of central Europe as well,
. ry to magazines and translated are invited to attend.
relief of the war and pogrom des-
be
able
to
aid
the
Joint
Allied
Jew
until
region. One ran easily imagine ' may finally take a hand in financ- the banks two years ago, the Jew-
e
tituted Jews of Eastern Europe.
WILLIAM ROSENWALD
what these prisoners will have to . ing the work of Mr. McDonald's ish Center was compelled to close ■ ish Campaign and Old Folks' Hom . Hamlet into Hebrew. He was A graduate of the Lehranstalt
canted on by the Joint Distriba.
formerly
dean
of
Baltimore
He-
fur
die
IN
issenschaft
des
Juden-
a
drive.
Myron
Keys
will
preside
under the Nazi regime. , office. Should this be the case, the its music school. A little over a
hairmen
of
the
1935
United
no
w
asaocI-
li
l
eg
Beufr
and
i
s
.
treedw
b
a
Hon Committee which with tile
turns in Berlin, Rabbi Melina was a l J e
face now
e problem of the Jewish refugees year ago, the Music Study Club chairman.
ewish Appeal, and that he will American Palestine Campaign is
University.
with
student
of
Herman
Cohen,
famous
assumed
responsibility
for
this
of
the
A
conference
of
the
Jewish
or
The 4,000 Jews
German-Jewish theologian. He is work in close co-operation with sponsoring the United Jewish Ap-
automatically are subjected to Nazi from Germany will be solved
het d. leaC dantto hre J.
school,
and
it
has
since
been
re-
ganizations
of
Detroit
will
be
time. There is, after
religious service, will recognized in New York as a Felix M. Warburg, Paul Baer- I owl. That million dollar gift
opened with the funds raised by at Hotel Statler on March Hi
rule, have remained in the tern- • very short
further to discuss plans for partici - which he will be assisted by the spokesman for German Jews, and weld, Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, Louis dropping down, as it were, from
tory chiefly because they would not all, no new influx of refugees this club.
Zedek
choir. The public is very active in efforts to secure Lipsky and Morris Rothenberg in the dear skies, set a new stews.
have been admitted into any other from Germany. Those of the Ger-
-
Shearon,
Details of the concert on April nation in the Allied Jewish Cam
country. Having the life of the man Jews who have remained in 30 will be announced at a later palqn, in whose quota the Old Folk s is invited to the services and to employment for German -Jewish the efforts to raise $3,250,000 for I and of giving by Americas Jewry
the
social
hour
that follows. refugees settling in this country.
the Jews of Germany, for the I
( PLICABC rtatx vu PAGE
Jewish refugees from Germany be 'the Reich are now hoping for a date.
Home project is to be included.
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