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Brilliant Lecture
By Shalom Spiegel

Given Under Auspices of Sha•rey 1

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Before an audience of 500 gath-
ered in the auditorium bf Shaarey
Zedek Synagogue last Sunday eve-
ning, Dec. 8, Dr. Shalom Spiegel,
professor of Hebrew in the Jewish
Institute of Religion, delivered a
masterful address on the subject
of "Jewish Self-Hate", the second
lecture of the series sponsored by
the Shaarey Zedek Men's Club
Forum.
Introduced by Nathan Milstein,
chairman of the Forum Committee,
as • "young man who has made his
scholastic mark," Dr. Spiegel del-
ved into his subject in a simple,
concrete manner, his presentation
being poetic and human rather
than remote and academic. He be-
gan by citing various instances of
self-hate in Jewish life, prefacing
them with a survey of Vincent
Sheehan's recently published work,
"A Personal History," in which the
author as an ignorant, naive col-
lege freshman, relates how he in-
advertently joined a Jewish frater-
nity on the University of Chicago
campus, and suffered social ostrac-
ism as a result, culminating in his
resignation from the society.
Dr. Spiegel pointed out how the
Jew too feels he is not wanted in a
hostile Gentile world and cited sev-
eral instances of the psychotic ef-
fects of anti-Semitism on the per-
sonalities of young Jews. lie men-
tioned Dr. Theodor Lensing, a mar-
tyr to Nazi fury, who wrote in his
"Diary of a Jewess" ,"I cannot era-
dicate my Jewishness, which clings
to me like leprosy. I cannot rid my-
self of 'Judenblut'." His heroine
ends her life in an insane asylum.
Going back to pre-Hitlerite Ger-
many, Spiegel also mentioned the
journalist Bernhard Friedlander,
who, when the Jewish race question
reached a peak in public discussion
in 1881, as especially exemplified
by the vicious attacks of Dr. Rohl-
ing, who referred to Jewish incor-
rigibility as "rassische schwein-
erei", wrote a letter to Rohling,
thanking him for his contribution
to solving the Jewish problem. and
then killed himself. Spiegel's third
example was the case of blond,
blue-eyed, Arthur Froehlich, who
attempted to rationalize himself
away from his Jewish origin by
pointing out two tendencies in civil-
ized lie—the one, a peasant rela-
tion of intimate, basic contact with
the fixed habitat of the soil, a pri-
mary relation, the other, a noma-
dic, transitory secondary relation
of merchants to the shipping mar-
ket—attributing the "Secondary
Spirit" to Jewish influence on
Gentile life, and then excepting
himself from this "Secondary Spir-
it" become of his emancipated self,
four generations remailed from the
ghetto. Froehlich's attempts to
purge his psyche of every Jewish
taint ultimately ended in the onset
of a mania persecutoria, and the
downfall of a once-brilliant mind.
A fourth instance of self-hate in-
volved a youth who committed sui-
cide at the early age of 23, torn
by an interval loathing of his an-
cestry. A fift hwas the gifted post-
war Jewish-German statesman,
Walter Rattenau, who, as a young
man, wrote an essay entitled,
"Hear, Oh Israel," in which he at-
tended the physical clumsiness of
the Jewish race and their alien
rhythm of life, and, as an old man,
refusing to be protected against
possible assasination, frivolously
threw away his life to his mur-
derous enemies in 1922.
Analyzing these examples as
typical of a swelling trend in Jew-
ish life, Dr. Spiegel pointed out
that ancestor-hatred sets up a
merciless internal judge within the
depths of one's being—a cause of
self-hate. "Anti-Semitism," he said,
"is a Gentile neurosis, not a Jewish
problem. While it is true that the
Gentile must free himself from this
medieval insanity. the immediate
danger for young Jews is that of
Jewish insanity. A thorough-going
Hebrew education, linking the
young Jew, through the cultural
continuum of Isaiah, Amos, Ezekiel
and Hananiah ben Aradyon with
his historic post, and stimulating
in him the fresh vitality of the
Jewish spirit, is the only counter-
agent of the virus of Jewish self-
hate." Dr. Spiegel pointed out that
it is impossible to translate such
basically Jewish consepts as Emeth
and Zedek by English works, just
as the ideas "religion" and "nation-
ality" are foreign to the Hebrew-
speaking mentality, and hence ad-
vocated learning Hebrew As the
only valid key to the Jewish spirit
He concluded by stressing the fact
that only by emphasizing the "bene-
ficence of divergence" could the
Jew face the western world staunch
and unafraid, transcending the
petty dislocations of his character
and ideals necessary to adjust on
an assimilationist and self-hating
basis.
In answering question on his lec-
ture, Dr. Spiegel pictured an ideal
education for the young Jewish
generation motivated around a
knowledge of the Hebrew languale,
stressed the eternity of Hebrew
phraseology from Bibilical days
through our own into the far future
because of the eternity of Hebrew
ideaology, and paid tribute to Ber-
nard Isaacs for his work with the
United Hebrew Schools in Detroit.
A reception for Dr. Spiegel was
held in the home of Harry M.
Shulman, president of the Men's
Club, after the lecture.
—T. B.

Foreign Minister Says Rumania
Subsidises Anti-Semites

BUCHAREST. — (WNS) —
While Foreign Minister Nicholas
Titulescu was openly accusing the
Roumanian government of sub-
sidizing the anti-Semitic move-
ment to the extent of 20,000,000
let ($150,000), the three leading
anti-Semitic groups in Roumania
banded together in one united anti-
Jewish front under the joint lead-
ership of Prof. Alexander Cuss
and former Premier Alexander
Vaida-Voevod. Titulescu's charge,
made at a meeting of the cabinet,
threw a sinister light on the union
of the pro-Nazi National Christian
Party, the Iron Guard and the dis-
gruntled members of the National
Peasant Party who went with
Vaida-Voevod when he was ex-
Polled from that party because it
refused to tolerate his anti-Jewish
Program. The united anti-Jewish
party is planning to push anti-
Semitic legislation in parliament

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Kurt Peiser, executive director of the Jew-
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lection committee, this week made the follow-
ing appeal to contributors to the 1935 Allied
Jewish Campaign, urging them to pay their
pledges at once:
"Winter puts extra burdens on the relief
agencies of the Jewish Welfare Federation.
Heavy clothes, medicine, coal are urgently
needed.
"k is during these months that those who
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Dec. 15—"Grand Ball" sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary
of Jewish Old Folks' Home at Stotler Hotel.
Dec. 16—Women's Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
Dec. 16—B'nai David Sisterhood Bridge Party.
Dec. 17 and 24—Detroit Section, National Council of
Jewish Women. Current Topics by Rabbi Leon Fram, 10 a. tn.,
at the Clubhouse, 89 Rowena.
Dec. 18—Third Palestinian Night of Junior liadassah at
the home of Rose Lipsitz. 2715 Rochester Ave.
Dec. 18—Hadassah paid-up membership luncheon. Regular
monthly meeting. Dramatization of convention,
Dec. 21—Hadassah Oneg Shebat at the Shaarey Zedek.
Open to public. Henrietta Szold birthday celebration.
Dec. 21—Junior Hadassah Oneg Shabat at Shaarey Zedek.
Chanukah celebration and Henrietta Szold's birthday party, at
2:30 p. m.
Dec. 22—Dinner concluding membership drive of Congre-
gation B'nai Moshe.
Dec. 25.29—Convention of Poale-Zeire Zion.
Dec. 26—Joint goodwill dinner of Men's Clubs of Congre-
gations Beth El, Shaarey Zedek, B'nai David and B'nai Moshe, at
the B'nai Moshe.
Dec. 26—Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Children's Home,
Chanukah party for the children in the home, 2 to 6 p. m.
Dec. 29—Yeshivah Beth Yehudah Banquet at Beth Tephila
Emanuel Synagogue.
Dec. 29—Shaarey Zedek children's Chanukah party.
Dec. 29—Annual Chanukah dinner of Jewish Community
Center.
Dec. 31—Zedakah Club's New Year's Eve party at Book-
Cadillac Hotel,
Jan. 5—Lecture by Dr. Israel Efros under auspices of
Kvutzah Ivrith.
Jan. 7—Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Children's Home.
Regular meeting.
Jan. 8—European Womena Welfare Organization donor
luncheon.
Jan. 12—Annual dance of Junior Jewish National Fund,
at Hotel Statler.
Jan. 12—Card Party of Shaarey Zedek Men's Club.
Jan. 19—Address by Emil Lengyel before forum of Men's
Club of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "The Boiling Cauldron of
Europe."
Jan. 19—Sixth annual $5 luncheon of Junior Iladassah. at
the Statler Hotel.
Jan. 22—Fourth annual donor luncheon of Women's Auxil-
iary of United Hebrew Schools.
Jan. 26—Dinner on occasion of dedication of windows at
B'nai Moshe.
Jan. 27—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek.
Jan. 29—Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society donor luncheon.
Feb: 2—Marvin Loewenthal, prominent journalist, lecturer
and traveler, speaking before Shaarey Zedek Men's Club on "Jews
and the Social Revolution."
Feb. 9—Annual Meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 9—Second annual donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe.
Feb. 12—Father and Son Dinner of Shaarey Zedek Men's
Club.
Feb. 16-4 p. m., annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion; 6:30 p. M., annual dinner of Detroit Service Group.
Feb. 18—Luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 23—Address by Dr. David de Sole Pool, rabbi of
Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue of New York, before the forum of
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
Feb. 23—Annual meeting of Federation Agencies.
March 1—Annual meeting of Federation Agencies.
March 1—Second Jewish Youth Conference at Jewish Com-
munity Center, from 1 to 6 p. m.
March 8—Purim Military Ball of the Julius Rosenwald
Post No. 218 of American Legion, at Statler Hotel.
March 11—Annual $5 donor luncheon of Ladies' Auxiliary of
Jewish National Fund.
Jan. 11.—"Old Fashioned Movie Night and Dance" of Junior
Group of Jewish Old Folks' Home.
March 18—Address by Dr. Hans Kohn, eminent authority
on Eastern affairs, before the forum of Men's Club of Congrega-
gation Shaarey Zedek.
March 29—Rabbi Milton Steinberg, of the Park Ave. Syna-
gogue of New York, in an address before Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek, on the subject "Factors of Survival in Jewish Life."

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Vocal Program

The joint committee in charge
of arrangements for the Chanukah
goodwill dinner of Men's Clubs
og Temple Beth El, Congregations
Shaarey Zedek, B'nel David and
B'nai Moshe, announces that the
topic of the guest speaker, Dr.
Max Kadushin, will be "The Dan-
ger to Religious Democracy."
The event will take place in the
B'nai Moshe banquet hall, Dexter
and Lawrence, Thursday, Dec. 26,
at 6:30 p. m.
Rabbi Kadushin, who received
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grees from the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, and occu-
pied pulpits in New York City and
Chicago from 1920 to 1931, is
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the near future.
In addition to the ceremonial
lighting of the Chanukah candles
immediately preceding the dinner,
Cantors J. H. Sonenklar of
Shaarey Zedek and A. A. Rosen-
feld of B'nai Moshe are prepar-
ing an elaborate vocal program
which will be rendered at the con-
clusion of the dinner.
Admission to the dinner, which
will be served to men only. will
be 85 cents for members of par-
ticipating clubs and $1 for non-
members, who are invited to be
present on this occasion. Tickets
to the lecture, priced at 26 cents,
will be available at the door of the
banquet hall, women and men, re-
gardless of congregational affilia-
tion being welcome.
Dinner reservations may be
made through the offices of either
congregation. This being a ca -
tered dinner, no reservations wil l
be accepted after Tuesday, Dec
24. Reservation cards and return
envelopes will be attached to spe -
cial notices sent out by each
Men's Club to the entire member -
ship of their respective congrega -
tions,

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Jews in Vienna" by Dr. Max
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Culminating a two months'
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vocal selections and Miss Florence
Kutzen will accompany her. "The
Harmonica Twisters," Fox ama-
teur winners, will perform. They
are Hannan Kraft, Martin Hoffer,
lierbert Gach and Joe Jasgur.

rontiar Notts

On Friday evening, Dee. 4, Rehht
Elmer Berger orruphot the Flint polpIt.
sepeaking on ''The Supreme CoUrt and
the ConelltutIon," while Rabbi Zelgur
Of Flint •aci the guest of Pontiac. re-
viewing Ell. Glasgow's book, "Veto or
Iron."

MRS. AGNES YARROWS

and Ann Paul, who acted as mar-
shalls for the entire evening, were
invited to enter the room. The
mistress of ceremony, Ann Wein-
beck, was escorted to the East
by the marshalls.
The worthy matron, Agnes Yar-
rows, was escorted by her own
corps of officers to the West: Ann
Weinbeck welcomed and thanked
her for the honor and privilege of
serving as mistress of ceremony.
The worthy matron was then es-
corted to the East by Mildred
Lewis, her daughter.
The worthy patron, Irving
Goldman, was escorted to the
East. The worthy matron-elect,
Mrs. Esther Cohen; was installed
by Past Matron Edythe Cugell.
The worthy patron, Dr. Ilarry
Metzger, was Installed by Past
Patron Leo Gottfurcht.
All other officers were Installed
as follows:
Secretary, Mrs. Selma Rosen.
blatt; treasurer, Ann Weinbeck;
conductress, Mrs. Eva Springer;
assistant conductress, Mrs. Reah
Gladwin; chaplain, Dora Schwartz;
marshal!, Pauline Mendelsohn;
organist, Jeanette Ash; Ada, Faye
Siegel; Ruth, Eva Davidson; Es-
ther, Elizabeth Shapiro; Martha,
Esther Gam; Electa, Katherine
Goldfine; warder, Paula Gold-
smith; sentinel, Belle Lachman;
assistant warder, Celia Friedland-
er. The flag bearers are Eva
Mann, Minnie Kahn, Sadie Adel-
man, Grace Mohr; quartette, Sara
Wolf, May Levett, Ida Shiffman,
Zelda Levine.
The retiring matron was pre-
'rented with a jewel, a gift of the
chapter. It was presented by Ann
Weinbeck.
The retiring patron, Irving
Goldman, was presented with a
gift for his loyal support through.
out the year.

A parent.veachers organisation of the
religious school of Temple Beth Jacob
had It. Inception at the horns of Mrs.
Sam Cohen on Friday, Dec. I, when Mrs.
A. J. Le , In of Franklin was chosen
president. The other office. are: Urn
Arshls
Barnett. slow•prealdent; Mrs.
Noon. Buckner, program; Mrs. Louie
Orman,
eecrelary..treeeurer. and Mn.
Ham Cohen, rellgloug chairman.

Itre. Sam Solomon, formerly of Pon-
tiac, in the swat of Mr. and Urn Louie
Solomon for a few (1•04

Norman Buckner,
arrompanled by
hie daughter, Audrey, and younger *on,
Herbert, returned home after &pending
live day. In Washington, D. C.

Chico Marx is considered by ex-
perts to be one of the finest bridge
players in the country and has
written a book on the subject ...
In 1913 the Marx Brothers met •
vaudeville actor in Los Angeles
and urged him to accept a $100 a
week film Job that had been offered
to him—he was Charlie Chaplin.

Strange Colony of Chinese
Jews Discovered in In.
• terror China

SEATTLE—The International
Settlement at Shanghai is agog
over the story that at Kai-feng-fu,
Province of Henan, a little colony
of Chinese Jews has been discov-
ered which has kept itself intact
since early In the 12th century.
Passengers on the American
Mall liner President Grant state
that while members of this Jew-
ish colony have endeavored to
"carry on," their synagogue Is at
last falling into a state of decay
which makes it almost untenable
CHICAGO (WNS)—A new gas
—that they are still familiar with
treatment to sober up those who
the teachings of their last rabbi,
have passed out from too much
who died about 90 years ago, pass-
imbiding of alcoholic liquors has
ing his messages on by word of
been developed by two Jewish phy-
mouth—and that they have been
sicians from Boston, according to
either neglected or forgotten by
a report in the Journal of the
the richer fellow members of their
American Medical Association. The
faith in other parts of the world.
two physicians, Drs. Leon J. Robin-
The story goes that they were
son and Sydney A. Selesnek, have
originally camp followers of a
discovered that an administration W a s h i ngton Congregation Persian king who was driven out
of a mixture of 90 per cent oxygen
of his country. They were ener-
Observes 80th Anni-
and 10 per cent carbon dioxide Is
getically pursued by the armies
versary
an effective treatment in acute
of the Caliph Othman, 1,300 years
cases of alcoholism.
ago, and eventually lost their
On Dec. 3 the Washington Heb-
way.
WASHINGTON. — (WNS) — rew Congregation of Washington,
Secretary of the Interior Ickes D. C., entered into its eighth de-
"Jews Must Starve," Nazis Say
banned the purchase of German cade of service and inspiration. Or-
in Returning Food Packages
goods with federal funds more than ganized Dec. 3, 1855, by • small
PRAGUE (WNS) — Jews in
a year ago, it was disclosed in rec- group of pioneers, it has expanded
ords of the Virgin Islands Com- until today it is one of the largest Czechoslovakia who have been
sending
food packages to their
pany, established by Mr. Ickes to and most active Reform Jewish
relatives and friends In the small
rehabilitate agriculture and indus- congregations in the country.
try on the Islands. From the files
Dr. Abram Simon is rabbi of the towns of Germany where the Jews
of the Division of Territorial Af- congregation assisted by Rabbi face starvation because of the
Nazi boycott have had their pack-
fairs and Island Possession; it was Norman Gerstenfeld.
learned that Mr. Ickes had refused
ages returned by the German post
to approve an order of barrels by Disitilling Company because the office with a notation reading,
the government-owned St. Croix barrels were of German manufac- "Jews must starve."
ture.

2 Jews Develop Gas
To Sober Up Drunks

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