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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
With Best Wishes for!
the Success of the
Allied Jewish
Campaign
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They Give Cue in Allied Jewish Campaign
INTER-CLUB
BASEBALL LEAGUE
The Sub Senior Division of the'
Jewish Community Center has en-I
tered 14 clubs in the Inter-Club
Baseball League. The opening
games will be played on Sunday,
May 5, at Codd and Roosevelt
Fields.
The League has been divided
into two divisions, the blue and
the white.
The schedule for Sunday, May
5, is as follows:
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Allied Jewish Campaign Endorsed by
CURTAIN THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Mayor Couzens, Governor Fitzgerald
BRAND PROTOCOLS
AS FAKES AS CASE
RESUMES IN BERNE
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The Fresh Air Camp proMises clams will be arranged to fit their "the program of the World
a bigger and better year than 'individual needs. This feature I.eague of Jewry is identical with
ever before. Advance registra- was organized last summer and the program of the protocols" in
tions to date indicate the demand proved so successful that it is necking secret control of all gov-
for camping at a moderate cost. being continued with improved ernments.
Boys and girls realize more and methods this year.
"The dogma of Jewish suprem-
inure each year the untold bene-
Registrations for Fresh Air acy throughout the world is deep-
fits of camping which can be Camp are now being taken at 51 ly rooted in the Jewish people,"
found in no other way. It pro-
West Warren, Room 307. A de- asserted Ulrich Fleischauer, the
vides outlets and opportunities . posit of $3 is required for each German expert.
available only through the type two-week period at the time the
His testimony was introduced
of living which a camp affords. registration is made. The total' to counteract that of Mr. Baum-
They find that lasting friendships fee is $18 for each two weekso gartner.
are formed, habits of living are which includes transportation to
The action to disprove the au-
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learned and continued and many and from camp and the required thenticity of the long-circulated
other things are absorbed such p hysical . .
documents, which purported to
as loyalty, sportsmanship, love of
outline Jewish plans for world
To plan is essential. Plans for
outdoors and appreciation of na-
operating a successful camp are dominance, are being made in
ture. Camp is a place of poten-
connection with the trial of Swiss
tial leadership. At camp one pro- well under way. The spring of Nazis charged with slander in cir-
gresses by effort, cooperation and the year is the time to plan for culating the "protocols."
understanding. In short, camp the summer camp. Children should
The Jewish "idea of world su-
be registered early.
provides the simple life.
premacy," Herr Fleischauer told
Fresh Air Camp on Blaine Lake,
the court, "has undergone no
near Brighton, Mich, opens this Mother and Daughter Night change since the day when the
year on June 17 and will run five
at Beth Tephila Emanuel Jews gave their Near Eastern
periods of two weeks each until
world their laws."
Aug. 26. The usual good care
Testifying with considerable
A Mother and Daughter Night heat, the Nazi expert, who is an
and food will be provided and
fine staff of 22 counsellors will be will be sponsored by the Sister- officer in the German Reserve,
there to teach the boys and girls' hood of Beth Tephila Emanuel, asserted that the "authenticity of
in their daily activities. and for Taylor and Woodrow Wilson, on the protocols has been proved for
personal guidance during their May 7, at 8 p. m. The program in- many years" and contended that
st ay.
eludes the opening prayer by Mrs. the question whether they had
Emphasis is placed on no par- S. K. Slobin, ■ dramatic play by been copied from some other
ticular phase of camping at Fresh Mrs. Bessie Sarahson and musical writings—as the prosecution has
Air Camp, but careful thought is 'elections by Riztta Duval of New asserted—had no bearing on the
given to all phases—under com- York.
issue.
ment leadership of experienced
Refreshments will be served.
Herr Fleischauer then attacked
counsellors. In addition there' Everybody is welcome.
the value of articles written by
will be a doctor, graduate nurse,;
Plans are completed for the Count A. M. du Chayla in 1921,
dietician and housekeeper.
donor dinner to be given by the in which the count had said he
The younger campers will have Sisterhood of Beth Tephila on saw the originals of the protoicils
their separate unit where pro- ' May 21, at 6 p. m.
in Paris. The Count's article at-
tributed to Princess Radziwil the
statement that she saw the pro-
tocols in the hands of a collabor-
ator of General Ratchkowsky,
supposed to have been the head
of the Czar's secret police in
Paris and one of those charged
by the prosecution with having
forged the documents.
Herr Fleischauer asserted it
was impossible for Count du
Addressing a meeting of workers in the pre-campaign
Chayla to obtain this information.
solicitation division, on Monday, Fred M. Butzel, general
Zionist colonial bank, he
chairman of the Allied Jewish Campaign, emphasized that this
charged, exists for the purpose .
drive means a great deal to the community.
of
carrying
out the secret Zionist'
"It is important that we bring some sense of unity in
program.
the community," he declared. "There is nothing unusual in
The
Nazi
witness
had prepared
the giving to causes we believe in. We become community-
a 600-page report intended tcd
minded when we give to movements we don't believe in. It
prove the documents bona fide. 1
then becomes • matter of give and take. The obligation in
This was admitted in evidence.
helping create the desired unity is clear, that we must join
Threat." to Sue Expert
in supporting all the causes of the drive."
A sensational phase of Herr
Fleischauer's testimony was his
"WE MUST BRING SOME SENSE OF
UNITY IN COMMUNITY"—BUTZEL
THE FAMOUS SEALED•IN-STEEL MECHANISM THAT DEFIES TIME NOW IN BOTH G-E MONITOR
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The Senior Inter-Club Drama-
tic Tournament which is held an-
nually at the Jewish Community
Center will take place on Sunday
evening, May 12, at 8:30. Unless
Licensed Fire Adjustors for
more clubs have entered the tour-
the People
nament by that date there will be
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no preliminary contest and the
Office, Cadillac 0414
May 12 tournament will be the
Residence, 2930 W. Chicago Blvd.
finals.
Garfield 3545
The sub senior tournament will
A Mackey
M. M. Mackey
have its preliminaries on Sunday
afternoon, May 12, at 2:30, and
the finals on the following Sun-
"Call Palmer First"
day, May 19.
Non-Jews
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as well as Jews are responding t o the Allied Jewish Campaign, as the above
letters indicate.
CENTER DRIVE FOR
ALLIED
JEWISH CAMPAIGN
Maurice Aronsson, through whom these two large non-Jewish gifts were received this
week
In conjunction with the Allied
GENERAL. TRUCKING
at campaign headquarters, expressed the hope that they will serve as an encouragement to Detroit
Jews to do their full share in their present fundraising effort.
Jewish Campaign which officially
Furniture and Piano Moving
opens May 5, the Senior House
" If non-Jews can be in liberal, then Jews must
3347 HARPER AVE.
outdo themselve s this year and oversubscribe
Council of the Jewish Community
the assigned quota," Mr. Aronsson declared.
Whittier 1040
Center is organizing a "Center
I Federation Campaign". The set-
.
up of the Center campaign will
be along the same lines as the
set-up of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.
Morris Linsky has been selected
general chairman. The Center
campaign will be divided into
With special scenic work com-
The cast is as folows: Elizabeth
seven divisions, A, B, C, D. E, F',
pleted and dress rehearsals under
Mayor Frank Couzens and Governor Frank Fitzgerald on and G. There will be two keymen
Rimplegar, Gertrude Willens, Mrs.
way, the Young Peoples Temple 1 Rimplegar, Miriam Carver, Don- Thursday endorsed the Allied Jewish Campaign for $270,000 and for each division, four captains,
Club production of "Three Cor- ' aid Jerome Bielfield Dr. Stevens urged that the causes of the drive be given this community's whole- and four people on each team.
, hearted
ppo
The quota for the campaign has
nered Moon" is in the final pre- I Sol I. Stein, Kenneth Gabriel
Mayor Couzen's endorsement, addressed to Fred M. Butzel, gen. ! ben net at $500. Club and indi-
paration for presentation Satur- Alexander, Douglas Lionel Wil- eral chairman of the drive, follows:
vidual members of the Center will
be solicited by the various trains.
day night at 8:15, at Temple Beth'
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"When the Jewish community of Detroit commences
El. A cast of characters headed!
MOTHERS CLUBS
its annual campaign for funds this Sunday, I am confident
by Gertrude Willens, -Jerome Biel.'
that it will have the good wishes and endorsement o
The Monday Afternoon Club
f all of
field and Sol I. Stein has built this I
our citizens.
of the Jewish Community Center
"By carrying on your splendid work of supporting all
Young
Mothers' Group will hold
crazy comedy dealing with the
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the local relief, educational and recreation•I agencies, the
a bridge party at the Dexter Cen-
mad Rimplegars of Brooklyn into
ter on Sunday evening, May 5.
Jewish Welfare Federation, of which the Allied Jewish
a fast moving farce that keeps
Everyone is invited to attend.
Campaign is an important function, you are rendering an
the audience on the edge of their
important civic duty.
The combined Mothers Clubs
Through these efforts, the Jewish
seats for every minute of the
community helps keep up the morale of the less fortunate
will hold a special meeting on
performance.
in our city.
Monday evening, May 6, at 8 p.
Advance ticket sale indicates a
m. at the Center, to discuss plans
"The fact that you are not limiting your interest to
local affairs but are also subscribing to the important na-
large audience culled from the en-
for the annual Mother and Daugh-
tire city. Tickets may be obtained
tional and international causes is similarly commendable.
ter banquet which will be held on
May 20.
at the door or from the Mowing
Many Detroiter. are compelled to seek aid in sanatoriums
members of the Y. P. T. C.: Ted
outside of Detroit, and by supporting such institutions
At the meeting of the Fenkell
Birnkrant, chairman of the group,
Mothers' Clubs on Tuesday eve-
throughout the country, you are rendering • great service.
Rose Adler, Lionel Willens, Mrs.
At the same time, you are to be encouraged in your efforts
ning, May 7, at the Midland-
to assist the thousands of German refugees who are com-
Parkside Talmud Torah, Dr. Ger-
Sol Stein, Sylvan Rapaport, Lud-
pelled by unfortunate circumstance s
wig Maybaum, Gabriel Alexander
overseas to seek havens - ald D. Spero will talk on "Thrift
outside of their homelands .
Gardens for the Fenkell District".
and Miriam Carver. Admission is
Meetings will be held every other
35 cents.
"As Mayor of Detroit, 1 am pleased to give my whole-
week for the balance of the sea-
hearted endorsement to the drive and to wish you Godspeed
This play was given an en-
in your great human endeavors."
son.
thusiastic reception by the New
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York press when originally pre-
GIFTS TO CENTER FUND
Governor Fitzgerald's endorsement of the drive is incorporate
sented three years ago and has
in the following statement:
d
The Jewish Community Center
been played only once before in GERTRUDE RUSH WILLENS
acknowledges contributions to the
this city. "We are fortunate in
lens, Ed Newton Jackson, Kitty
scholarship
"Permit me to express my most sincere wishe s
membership fund
having this vehicle to display the
for the
success of your campaign. Money in itself
from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers
talent possessed by the Young Rose Adler, Jenny Betty Salo-
means little.
Its real worth
in
memory
of
Mrs. Louis Robin-
is
found
in
the
purpose
to
which
it
is
Peoples Group", said Lewis Weitz-
Propertiea are in charge of
put.
son, and from Clarence and Etta
women engaged in this drive of the Jewish
man, director. Moviegoers will re- Ruth Stein. The entire staging is
Welfare Association are mobilizin g money
Ascher
as
a
tribute
to the me-
members the Cinema version as under the direct. supervision of
to ease the suf-
mory of S. Lefkoff. A contribu-
ferings of humanity. I know of no greater service to
played by Claudette Colbert, Wal-i Theodore Birnkrant, chairman of
which
money can be put; I know of no finer exampl
tion
to
the
Music
School
has been
e that can be
lace Ford and Mory Boland.
the drama group.
set than to contribute of our tim e
received from the Friday Lunch-
and of our purse, to an
undertaking of such noble nature."
eon Club in tribute to the me-
mory of Myra Redfield.
FRESH AIR CAMP REGISTRATIONS SHOW
DEMAND FOR MODERATE COST CAMPING
SLECTRIC
ot I. D. L. at to a. m. at
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The MACKEY
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DRAMATIC TOURNAMENT
TO BE HELD MAY 12
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,LOUIS GOREN, President
INEW
CENTER NOTES
threat to bring suit against Dr.
C. A. Loosli, one of the experts happens to the German Jews, Dr.
Wilhelm Frick, minister of the
appointed by the court, who wrote
the tribunal to assert that the interior, announced that the new
program
for reforming the Ger-
Nazi witness's presence at the
man political system will rigor.
trial would onl c ause
" ously exclude all Jews and ene-
Herr Fleischauer ant 'Med his
contention that the Jews wereimiee of the Nazi party from Ger-
seeking to expand their influencelman citizenship, regardless of
m
wh ae n ty er they were born in Ger-
in world affairs by asserting that '
.
In an interview in the
pacts directed against Gar-
Berli ner Nachtausgabe, Frick de.
many and the Kello g Peace fact
g
were the "product of Jewish glared that when the new law
!comes into effect, Germans will
brains."
I not be born citizens, but will have
lie attempted to prove that "the Ito acquire it. This new concep-
Talmud, if it does not order Jews tion of citizenship, based on the
erectly to kill Christians. Ikea Nazi race principle, will deprive
not absolutely forbid them."
all Jews of their citizenship, re-
The German officer, remarking duce them to the status of sub-
that Yiddish was easy to read if jects, and prohibit them from
one knew the characters, handed voting or bearing arms. The new
the president of the court a copy citizenship laws affect not only
of the Jewish paper Moment in J ews but- all non-Aryans, mean-
which the recent air treaty sego- ing persons with one Jewish
"The author of this pact is the grandparent, as well as opponents
tiationa were mentioned. and critics of the Nazi party. In
Jewish writer Poliakoff, who cos- addition to the 550,000 Jews to
responds for American and F.ng- be deprived of their citizenship,
lish papers," Herr Fleischauer some 3,000,000 German Chris-
said. "The Kellogg pact also
tians, one of whose grandparents
the product of Jewish brains."
was of Jewish blood or whose
He asserted that this proved spouses are Jewish, will be rele-
that all light hould be thrown gated to the status of foreigners.
on Jewih influence in the world. Dr. Frick's announcement indi-
"This is the duty of all racist mites that the Nazis are prepar-
circles," eh continued. "We rac- ing to carry out another cardinal
ists are opposed to all imperial- point in the Nazi program with
ism, but the liberal epoch is in regard to the Jews. The 25
decadence. 14 e wish to give the points of the Nazi platform
Jews their homeland, and it is' adopted on Feb. 25, 1920, de-
up to them to show good-sill." dared that "no Jew may be a
member of the nation." Flitter,
All German Jews to Lose Citinia• in his autobiography, "Mein
ship by New Law
'Kampf." wrote that the German
BERLIN. (WNS) — On the national state should divide its
heels of a warning to the Jews inhabitants into three classes—
of the world by Der AngritY. or- state citizens, state subjects and
gas of Propaganda Minister Gseb- foreigners, with citizenship re-
bels, that henceforth Jews shroud; served to those belonging to the
will be responsible for whstever I Aryan race.
"Words Do Not Build"—Dora Ehrlich
Ehrlich was the speaker at the luncheon
Mrs. Joseph
meeting of pre-campaign workers for the Allied Jewish Cam-
reign on Wednesday, at hotel Stotler. In the course of her
brief remarks she said
"If with words we could build a Jewish Old Folks Home;
if with words we could comfort the Jews in Germany; if
with words we could build colonies in Palestine; if we could,
with words, answer the appeals of Jews who come to the
Hebrew Free Loan Ass.e ation asking us to help them carry
on their existence, then sae would all be willing to pray night
and day with words of angels. But words do not build, and
it is therefore useless to waste them. It is work that is
needed, and workers, to tiring the important message of the
drive to the thousands in the community who can't hear the
appeals addressed to volunteer workers at campaign meetings.
I know the devotion of our army of workers, and I am confi-
dent that on May 15 we will have the sum of $270,000."
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COMMUNITY GOLDEN RECORD
The Detroit Jewish community is soon to have a "golden
record" of its constituents.
Henry Wineman, chairman of the pre solicitation division
of the Allied Jewish Campaign, stated this week that imme-
diately following the drive, a book will be published containing
the record of giving by Detroit Jews.
Mr. Wineman said this book will be a "golden record"
which will tell what share each individual has in community
planning and building.
To be included in this golden book, Mr. Wineman empha-
sized, and to be recorded favorably, it is important that all
Jews should give promptly and liberally.
WEEK IN REVIEW
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the Jewish Agency.
The 75th birthday of Theodor
Herz], founder of political Zionism,
WAS observed by Zionists through-
out the world Thursday. While all
groups pledge their loyalty to the
ideals of Herz!, each one interprets
them to suit their own purposes.
Dr. Chaim Weizmann heads a
new $500,000 chemical company in
Palestine established by Emanuel
Naumann, well-known American
Jewish leader, and Nahum Menn,
a Jewish industrialist of Poland.
Palestine observed the !daimon-
ides octocentenary celebration with
services at the grave of Maimonides
in Tiberias.
UNITED STATES
Theodore Dreiser, In an inter-
view in the New Masses, denied
that be is an anti-Semite. In part,
he said: "If my letters are used
by the Nazis as propaganda , I re-
pudiate such use. I have no hat-
red for the Jew and nothing to do
with Hitler or Fascism."
Congregation Shearith Israel of
New York last week celebrated its
280th birthday in conjunction with
the anniversary of the settlement
in New York on April 26, 1655, of
the landing of the first group of
Jews in this country.
RUSSIA
Said
aTORGSIN ORDER
to your rilatiers in chi
U.S.S.R.-Tenpin Storrs arE
((mud in aft thi
citits of the Sotrift Union
and cam] alnnitlYaoo
diffuznt dam& and
impartth articlis of-
high quality.
especially if one holds that a show
of force every no often is a neces-
sity for a dictatorship such as Hit-
ler's. The news seems to indicate
this, especially the Nazi decrees
which completely destroy whatever
freedom of the press still existed in
Germany.
Under the newly announced reg-
ulations, Max Amann, president of
the Reich Press Chamber, becomes
complete dictator of the German
press. The religious press must
cease publication within three
months except by special permis-
sion of Max Amann. Whether this
means the end of the German-Jew-
ish press remains to be seen.
No person who cannot trace pure
"Aryan" blood back to 1800 can
be publisher or ■ member of the
board of directors of a pewspaper.
Amann has the power to order ces-
sation of any publication, in cities
where there are more than one,
where he holds that such a step is
necessary for good economics.
In fewer words the Nazi govern-
ment has come to the aid of ite
distressed party press. The Nazi POLAND
A delegation of Jews appeared
papers have been losing in circu-
lation and advertising because too last week before the Polish Minis-
decided adherence to Nazi doctrine ter of the Interior to submit • mem-
has caused a loss in reader interest. orandum asking for government tl•n•ral Rapruant•ths• In U.S.A. at
AMTORG. 261 Fifth Ave. N.Y.
The Nazi lawyers have taken aid in relieving the great misery
steps to compile a world index of prevailing among Jews.
"Aryan" lawyers "in order to fa• GREECE
cilitate the supply of racially fit
The Greek government has de-
attorneys all over the world."
cided to establish a special depart-
A "ghetto" school for children ment for minorities to guarantee
opened in Dresden. This is the be- proper observance of the obliga-
ginning of the Nazi campaign to tions to all minorities.
segregate Jewish children in the LITHUANIA
schools.
The Lithuanian Minister of the
PALESTINE
Interior took steps last week
The World Revisionists, defin•
against Nazi anti-Jewish agitation
itely seceded from the World Zion-
in the country. He ordered special
ist Organization, have decided to
efforts by the police to atop the
form a parallel world organization.
distribution of anti-Semitic leaflets
A plebiscite will be held on May 19
and further ordered that steps must
to ratify this proposition, the pleb-
Ice taken to protect Jews against
iscite being • mere formality, the possible outbreaks.
Revisionists contend.
The Agudath Israel announced
that it has established a new Jew- MLAVER CHARITY CARD
ish Agency to rival the Zionist PARTY ON WEDNESDAY
Executive. The Orthodox group,
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
AMU.
which has good connections in the Waver Umgegend Verein will
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British Colonial Ace, further adds snonsor a charity card party on notelet.. :DM W. reeves/saw
to the disruption among Zionists. Wednesday, May 8, at the Jericho a.
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Both the Revisionists and the Atru-I Temple, Joy
Road and Linwood. the future taw at, of WM" "
dath will conduct independent pos
Mrs. I. Mellin and Mrs. H. Mitz
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laical actions before the League are co-chairmen of the affair. Mrs.
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of Nations and the British Govern- Samuel Lichtenstein i
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