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and THE LEGAL CHROfist.a. n.

PAGE TWO

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BROWN WAR CLOUDS OVER EUROPE

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Cantor Leo Lange
Amateur Show at
At the B'nai David Pisgah Meet Monday

boast of the Goebbels and Leys.
But they do not mention the fact Former Moscow Singer to Offi-
elate This Sabbath; Con.
that they have thrown between
cart Sunday Night
seven and eight million women out
of employment and that, even so,
thirteen and a half million inch-
Cantor Leo Lange, formerly of
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
viduals still remain on relief. In Moscow, who styles himself a
Berlin, Breslau and Munich work- refugee from religious persecu-
era are greeting each other in the tion in ,Russia, is in Detroit to
morning not with "Heil Hitler,"
officiate this Fri-
nor with "Good Morning," but with
day evening and
No matter what you pay,
"Guten Hunger!" There is an up-
Saturday morn-
no laundry
tub
ward trend in industry, to be sure,
ing at Congre-
but only in war-industry and allied gallon B'nai Da-
can launder a finer shirt.
enterprises. Strategic roads are
v i d , Elmhurst
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
being built. Over three hundred
and 14th Sts.
subterranean airdomes have been
He will also ap-
constructed.
Lord Rothermere
pear in concert
10,000 bombing planes are
at
the B"nai
MR pieces carefully ironed.
ready. Junkers alone turns out 14
David on Sun-
Sun-
Additional pounds, 4c lb.
bombing planes day. In Dessau
3 day evening.
the same firm turns out six super-
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
Assisting Can-
Can-
tanks daily. Over in Kiel, the old Cantor Lange to r Lange dur-
subma
schools have been re- ing religious services and at the
IMO
per ....
o pened rine
with music and processions. concert, David Schkolnick will
T gi cr ino Pah* 4,C
The whole Baltic Sea is swarm-
eel neraelble 1w sarbaral r rad•eldree eatable.
choir.
ing with German war-craft. Krupp
Cantor Lange left Moscow t wo
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
is working three shifts a day. Four-
Four- direct
er
teen million Mauser-rifles were years ago. lie was a memb
manufactured last year, one mil- of the Soviet Singers Union, b ut
v-
secretly
conducted
religious
ser
lion machine-guns. New shipments
of heavy artillery guns are arriv- ices, until he was compelled to
or
leave
the
country.
ing daily on the Luneburger Heath
His tour of this country is
for a try-out. In short the whole
country is a vast war camp. All managed by J. Hyman of Chi-
cago.
efforts are being strained into one
2-PIECE
direction: war.
But you cannot keep on straining Henry Ford Releases Pro-
for war indefinitely. You cannot
duction Figures
keep the exaltation for war for-
WMARING APPAREL
pee peens
ever at fever-pitch. You cannot
DEARBORN, Mich.—"My big-
or as nod
keep on turning out guns and gest job these days is in distrib-
IOC
tanks and bombing planes etern-
uting wealth in a form that peo-
Minimum Charge. $1.50
ally, especially when woo have no
ple can use it," Henry Ford said,
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
raw materials and you must im-
as he smiled broadly and handed
port everything from abroad and
We Call for and Deliver to All Parts of the City
newspapermen production figures
—funds are running hazardously
for the first six months of the
low. There must come an end
year.
to all that sometime! Can Hitler
Last November Ford announced
slow down on his armament cam-
that he would build "a million
paign now, which means can he af-
cars or better" in 1935. With
ford to throw two, seven, nine mil-
the year but half gone the figures
N
I
lion workers, at present engaged in
show that, up to June 30, the
the armament industry, on the
Ford Motor Company had built
streets? Can he? A mass-unem-
810,700 units in the United
ployment of that kind, added to the
States and Canada. Foreign
13 millions already on a scanty re-
manufacture for the six-months
lief, would spell the end of the
Junior Group of Jewish Old Mrs. Sylvia Weinberg Mar-
period was 37,804, bringing the
brown regime. Not even the most
total world production up to
Folks' Home
enthusiastic Nazis can live on Goeb-
cuse Dies at Age of 30
848,504.
bets' speeches or eat their fill by
The Junior Group of the Jew-
"When do you expect to pass
looking at Hermann Goering's dec-
Funeral services for Mrs. Syl-
ish Old Folks' Home will con-
the
1,000,000 mark?" Mr. Ford
orations. The spirit of revolt is
tinue to meet throughout the via Weinberg Marcuse, a teacher
was asked.
by
no
means
extinguished.
It
summer months, announced Hen- until last December at the Roose-
The motor-maker, wearing a
smoulders just below the surface.
ry Aualander, president of the velt School, were held at 2 p. m.
fine coat of tan and appearing
New Anti-Jewish Fury
organization, at the last gather- Tuesday at Temple Beth El. Bur-
to be in the best of spirits, again
So what? The answer is: Hitler smiled as he said:
ing, at the home of Dorothea ial was In Clever Hill Cemetery.
Ferar. A social hour concluded Mrs. Marcuse died Saturday at
must go to war and soon. But
"Now, fowl—that's something
her home, 4327 Cortland Ave.
the evening.
war is a tremendous risk. flitter else again. I'm just a manu-
The next meeting, on Wednes- She was 30 years old and had
facturer,
not a prophet. Our
knows it. Three empires crashed
day evenign, July 17, will be at been with the public school sys-
Into ruins in the last war. A tre- men have had work for which
the home of Ruth Broder, 4051 tem here 10 years. The illness
our
whole
organization
is thank-
mendous risk. Yet events are push-
began in December and forced
W. Euclid Ave.
ing him on. He cannot slow up. ful. There are many things that
her retirement.
lead
us
to
be
hopeful
for the
He most take the plunge sooner
Surviving are her husband,
Schoenberg Monument Un-
or later. Ile can hold the German next six months. But we're not
Philip; her father, Abraham
dead
certain. We are just doing
people under the jack-boot heel for
veiling This Sunday
Weinberg; two brothers, Shirley
'a time longer. The terror has just the best we can."
and Leon, and six sisters, Sarah,
been sharpened again. There are
An unveiling of a monument
Mrs. David Kahn, Mrs. S. M.
massacres in the concentration
in memory of Emanuel Schoen-
Lewis, Mrs. Betty Lipton, Sirs.
camps and in the prisons. The for war . . . the yellow press
berg will take place on Sunday,
Aaron Levinson and Mrs. Joseph
anti-Jewish "Bette" Is being heightening the chaos with scare-
July 14, at 12 o'clock noon, at Tyser.
whipped up to a new fury. Streich- headlines ... cabinets falling ....
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi
er has been brought from Nurem- banks closing ... Europe in tur-
Harold N. Rosenthal will officiate.
RELIABLE DOMESTIC HELP. berg to Berlin and his Stuermer moil. Fright ... Panic ... In that
Relatives and friends are invited
Laundresses, scrub women, is printing in millions of copies. moment the whole system of al-
to attend.
housemaids. Also help for sum- Jews are being tortured all over liances, so carefully built up, will
mer homes. By hour, day or the Reich. Hitler may well thank crash to the ground! Chaos and
LOUIS
A.
MICHAELS
Donors to $5000 Fund of North-
week. All Nations Employment God for the Jews. Once more, in war will be upon us.
died July 4 after a brief illness,
western Branch of Jewish
Bureau, Madison 2526.
Too fantastic, you say. Let us
a direly critical hour, he can di-
at Harper Hospital.
Old Folk's Home
vert attention from his own great hope so. But remember the Reich-
Mr. Michaels was born 55
QUILTS

Made
or
recovered
stag
fire! And do not forget that
predicament by concentrating at-
The following names were years ago in Kovna, Lithuania,
from your own feathers or tention on the Jews. Once more the Nazi press is even now spread-
omitted from the list of donors to and came to this country when
wools.
Pillows
recovered—spe-
the old trick is tried. But even ing propaganda to the effect that
the $5000 pledge in the recent 13 years of age. He was a resident
cial, $1.00 Full line of cur- Streicher complains this time that "Al Juda" is plotting an interna-
Allied Jewish Campaign:
of Detroit for 20 years.
tains, baby, shower and wed- it is not working. The German tional war. The provocation may
Sirs. II. Cohen, A. M. Ferar,
Interment was in the Turover
ding gifts. Dexter Quilt & Gift masses have not yet been sufficiently take a hundred different forms;
Tri Delta Sorority.
Verein Cemetery. Rev. J. Silver-
Webb. Hogarth 9050.
awakened, he says. So Streicher is one thing is certain: the Jews will
man delivered the eulogy and
Shop, 11649 Dexter Blvd. at made to beat the drum of porno- be deeply involved. For nothing
Grand Rabbi J. Rabinowitz offi-
graphy
and lewdness against the really is too fantastic for the sick
ciated.
WOMEN—"PUSH-UP" Perman- Jews. He is drumming with the brain of a morphinomaniac like
Mr. Michaels was affiliated
ent Waves, $3.50, $5.00 and paroxysm of hysteria. But the Goering. The "government of
with the Turover Verein, of which
$7.00. Make appointments in Jew-baiting brings no bread and gangsters," this is the appellation
he was a member for 18 years,
advance for Sundays. Phone well-being. The blood and race with which the London Times
and the Packard Aid Society.
Townsend 8-9188. Vanity Case myth fills no hungry stomachs. stamped the Hitler regime (when it
Surviving are his wife, Fannie,
Streicher screams. Hitler talks slaughtered Roehm and a thousand
Beauty Salon, 11712 Dexter
one son, Harry, and one brother,
peace. Goering is on a honey-moon other S. A. leaders, its own friends,
Blvd., near Webb, 2nd floor.
David of Asbury Park, N. J.
in Belgrad trying to drive a wedge remember), that governments will
YOUR SHOES will be refitted to into the Franco-Jugs Slav alliance. not hestitate before any measure.
ANNA KAVANAU
feel as if made to order. In The Gestopa is torturing helpless If German diplomacy does not suc-
of 1999 Calvert ye., 70 years old,
fact., your feet will get into the prisoners. The munition factories reed in breaking the united front
died on July 10. Funeral services
healthiest and most comfor- are belching smoke. The steel of the European powers, I am con-
were held on July 11 with in-
table condition at the most ovens are roaring. All Germany is vinced that the Nazi chiefs will
terment in Clover Hill Park
throw the torch in the powder-bar-
economical rate. M. KANER drilling .. .
Cemetery, Rabbi Harold N. Ros-
But what will happen if German rel by means of a provocation. Eur-
SHOE REPAIR, only true shoe
enthal officiating. She is survived
ope
will be completely taken by sur-
refltter in State of Michigan, diplomacy cannot break the ring
by a daughter, Mrs. Sophie Pike
prise. The blow will come like a
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer- around the Reich? Suppose the
of New York and five sons, Jack
bolt
from the blue. It will take
powers remain solidarily united
son.
and Samuel L. of Detroit, George
against Hitler? Which of the two our breath away and before we
and Simon of Flint and William
r
m
ec
a
o
r
e
vh
e
r, arm i es
will
w b
be on t e
CASS LAKE—Room and board risks will the Fuehrer take in that
of New York.
at Ishpeming Inn. 2190 Park case? On the one hand there is
Rev. Cantor
Goering referred recently to
Drive and Willow Beach. All war, which, although it is fraught
MARIAN SOLOMON
David Golden
city conveniences. Boating and with great risks, nevertheless does American correspondents in Berlin
so "ahnungslose Amerikanische
of
Los
Angeles,
Cal.,
formerly
of
not
exclude
the
possibility
of
vic-
fishing
free.
Reasonable.
Strict-
Detroit'. V”orite
Detroit, died on July 9 at the age
MOUEL
ly kosher. Mrs. M. Wilensky. tory. On the other hand looms Presse-leute," (the babes-in-the-
mass-unemployment, chaos, and the woods of the American press) who
of 57. Funeral services will be
Id'eddlng Ceremo-
must have "Dreck in der Gehirn-
nies Performed al held in Detroit. She is survived FOR RENT — Nicely furnished possibility of a revolution from the
11„.p e and by
b y her husbend, Louis A., a son,
room in private home for em- left. Which road will the "Fuer- schale" (dirt in their ears) not
ployed lady or gentleman. Maid hrer" take? A child can give the to realize what is going on in the
Mark, a daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Appointment
Et wit pm
Reich. The Herr Minister was a
and laundry service. References answer to this question.
Harold, six grandchildren and
But how can he go to war, when little hasty. Some of us know
exchanged. Near car and bus.
four sisters, Misses Julia and
quite
well that the fire-brand Goer-
Garfield 31264.
Russia for instance, scrupulously
Celia Levey, Mrs. I. M. Jacobson
avoids giving offense, when the ing is setting the stage for a new
and Mrs. L. M. Kea.
FOR RENT — Light, airy fur- Soviets rather bear his insults and and bigger conflagration.
Now Come. Provocation
nished room in adult home, for slanders and challenges than pro-
Monuments of Character
MARJORIE RICE
But you still object, perhaps,
lady or gentleman. Near bus testing with a show of force? There
of 2652 Blaine Ave., 12 years
that
Hitler has just proclaimed his
and car lines. 2254 Hazel- never can be any rupture that way,
old, died orf July 4. Funeral serv-
s '
....-
wood. Euclid 8854-W, you will say. There never will be desire for peace and even his at-
ices were held at Lewis Bros.
tachment
to democratic principles?
any war that way.
Funeral Home on July 5 with
Do not judge hastily! Goering Can he not be taken at his word?
burial in Woodmere Cemetery, FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
UYEACM
room for one or two gentlemen said the other day: "when the Should Hitler be taken at his
Dr. Leo M. Franklin officiating.
in private home. Linwood sec- world starts to burn we convince word? Judge for yourself: one of
he is survived by her par-
tion. Townsend 6-4909. the world that it is the work of the points he made in his Reich-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
stag speech was a demand to stop
Rice, six brothers, Jack, Walter, FOR RENT — Nicely furnished Moscow!" The specialist incendiary
was speaking. Goering is planning discussions of his program in for-
Edward, Ralph, Harold and Mar-
room with private bath. 2054 a provocation, a new
one. a big- eign newspapers and other periodi-
tin, and two sisters, Dorothy and
Virginia Park, upstairs.
ger one. The war on the German cals. Silence world! Hitler speaks!
Selma.
Silence statesmen, publicists, jour-
Granite sad Marble Matantela
TWO REFINED young ladies de- people by the Nazis was started nalists of France, America, Eng-
)
7729 TWELFTH ST.
sire room for week-ends at with the firing of the Reichstag and land, the Fuehrer alone is entitled
EUCLID 7122
by
fixing
the
blame
on
the
left.
i IIIIMINT
lake-front cottage which can
The war on Russia and on the to the floor. Forget about the
be reached by bus: Townsend
whole world thereafter will be Jewish anguish in the Reich! For-
In loving memory of our dear
7-6914.
started with some grotesque and get about the hundred thousand
son and brother, Irving Berman
men and women in the hell-holes
who left us 9 years ago, June 26, WANTED—Jewish Chronicle de- sinister crime that will fill the of the Gestapo. Silence! The Fueh-
Rev. Cantor
(14th day of Tamuz).
sires to secure one or two col- world with astounding and send, rer must have silence while he is
Jacob
V,
lege students to solicit adver- up a gasp of indignation. What
Forever remembered by his
plotting to plunge the world into
w
Silverman
parents, sinters and brother.
tising for special edition. Ex- form will this provocation take?
btlIGICAL
Europe in Turmoil
3101123.
cellent opportunity to earn big
Take him at his word? Yes, but
23 lave,
I do not pretend to know. But
money. Apply 625 Woodward
In loving memory of our be-
Prortirn
this word, which he pronounced in
let us suppose for the moment that an interview four years ago: "We
Ave,
loved husband and father, Jack
Reerdnmnaded to
the ambassador of Britain, of Po- hate democracy . . . we intend to
Phyarliutr and
Pearlman, who passed away 15
tan
WILL PAY CASK for land in land or Germany, or all three, or smash it, in Germany first, then in
years ago, July 9, 1920,
2073
In our heart. your meribry [inv.
Palestine, If you have any two of them, attending some dip- the whole world ... We will ren-
Gladstone
sweet, lender and Pan
land you want to sell, give full lomatic function in Moscow, are der democracy helplesi•by using its
There we
is r ni
dt a/in tr o e, ti r r o.
Euclid 1-0487
Thct
particulars, location and price. suddenly assassinated. Will there own instruments that is we will
Marriages
Box 400, Detroit Jewish Chron- be time to investigate who hired talk like democrats until we have
Sadly missed by his wife and
PP-N.1PN
the assassins? Will not the Nazi
children.
icle.
what we want. After that"
radio in Germany, which even at
Hitler clenched his fist.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER- this moment drowns out every oth- Here
Once more the "Fuehrer" has
TYPIST wanted. Good at tak- er voice In Europe, will it not
spoken—once More he talked like
ing orders over telephone, ken- scream to the four corn vs of the
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
a democrat. His Reichstag speech
end office experience. Give world that the murder in Moscow
not only delighted some democrats,
full particulars, salary expect- Is the signal for the world-revolu- it made others jubilant. That Is
ed, etc. Box 300. Detroit tion, that Chia Moscow's way of the way he disarms democratic
J•Wish Chronicle.
breaking oft relations with civiliza- opponent: by talking democracy,
tion, that the red army is already
POR RENT—Furnished rabm for crossing the borders? Can you by using their own weapons. "Af-
young man, in private family. imagine the alarm and indignation ter that!" . . . After that comes
Very good transportation. in Paris, in Berlin. in London, in the provocation. When we least
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would entail. He made it clear
to all the world that he does not
underestimate the gruesomeness of
an armed conflict in the present
circumstances with instruments of
destruction as marvelously efficient
as they are. Hitler seems to have
a sense of responsibility after all.
He is not just plunging ahead wild-
ly with his feverish armament.
Therefore, what is wrong with
this man Hitler anyway? Isn't
all the agitation against him just
a Jewish-inspired plot of revenge?
Hear the man speak: peace, de-
mocracy, social justice, human
rights, amicable relations with the
whole world. What's wrong with
that? It is clear—is is not?—that
he really intends nobody any
harm. lie merely wants freedom
to settle his score with the Bolshe-
viks once and for all. What does
that matter to us? Is that some-
thing to get excited over? Let the
man go ahead! If he tackles Rus-
sia he will be busy for the next
50 years trying to Prussianize the
huge country. Why should we
meddle in a private quarrel? We
are neither Bolshviks nor Nazis,
why interfere in a clash between
two philosophies, two world-sys-
tems, two Weltanschauungen with
neither of whom we have anything
in common. Let Hitler have his
way and he will probably leave the
rest of us alone!
These and similar sentiments
are heard on all sides in Europe
and, I doubt not, also in America.
We cannot say of the men who ut-
ter these counsels that they are
agents of the Nazis consciously
engaged in spreading the brown
propaganda, but we can say and
we do say that it is playing into
the hnds of Hitler and his murder-
regime to uphold the "Fuehrer'a"
theory of localizing a future war
between Nazi Germany and Soviet
Russia. French fascist journals
found that the idea of localizing
a European conflict, as proposed
by Hitler in that speech, had great-
ly "clarified" the issues at stake.
A Dutch newspaper went so far as
to say that the Jewish persecu-
tions in the Reich could not be for-
gotten since it was obvious that
Hitler had merely cleared away the
international Jew by way of pre-
paration for an attack on Russia,
that "breeding ground of inter-
national thought."
Finding an Issue
LLRIGI1T! Let us suppose
for a moment that flitter is
allowed to break loose and march
against Russia. Ultimately, in a
not very distant future, he will
break loose anyway, whether he is
permitted or not. The economic
situation in the Reich Is disas-
trous. An issue must be found.
Two million men it is true have
been put to work since the Nazis
came to power. That is the great

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Installation of
of Officers July 22
at Oriole Terrace

Next Monday night, Pisgah
Lodge No. 34 of B'nai B'rith will
hold a mid-summer rally at its
lodge rooms in the Maccabees
Bldg. This rally is open to all
members of the lodge, Women's
Auxiliary, A. Z. A. and friends.
The feature of the evening's
program will be a 10-act amateur
show. The committee on arrange-
ments states: "This show will not
be broadcast, but can be heard
by coming to Pisgah Lodge on
Monday night."

Say Attack on Wife's Jewish
Origin Cost Cramm Tennis
Title
LONDON (WNS) — Jibes in
the Nazi press over the doubtful
ancestry of his wife constituted
a psychological handicap which
cost Baron Gottfried von Cramm
of Germany the all-English men's
singles title, according to press
reports here. These reports say

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