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"Don't Rock the Boat,"
Says Mrs. Prenzlauer

February 7, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Stage YPTC Opera
Sunday, March 15

On Sunday evening, March 15,
in the main floor chapel of Tem-
ple Beth El, there will be pre-

Bonus Bureau Opened
By Rosenwald Post

Under the auspices of Julius
Rosenwald Post No. 218 of the
American Legion, all war vet-
erans in the northwest section
can now file their application
for bonus at Congregation
B'nai Moshe, Lawrence and
Dexter, nightly, with the ex-
ception of Friday and Sunday.
All that is necessary is the pink
slip if the loan has been made,
and the discharge papers. There
is no charge for the service.

JEWISH VETERANS Is
FORM POST HERE;

Isaacs Gets First
Official Message
From King Edward

MELBOURNE (WNS)—The

National Officers to Come to!
Detroit to Install Offi-
cers March 22

distinction of receiving the first
official communication from the
new British ruler, King Edward
VIII, fell to Sir Isaac Isaacs,
retiring governor-general of
Australia, who received a cable
from the King. The cable read:
"My father, had he been
spared, intended to send you
a message thanking you for
your valuable services as his
personal representative in Aus-
tralia. I, therefore, am doing
this in his name and add the
hope that you and Lady Isaacs
may enjoy many years of hap-
piness and leisure."

JEWISH INFLUENCE
IN U. St IS SMALL

Washington Correspondent
Condemns References
to "Jew Deal"

Two Jews Named to
New French Cabinet

PARIS (WNS) — Two Jews
and one half-Jew were included
in the new cabinet formed by
Albert Sarraut after the resig-
nation of Premier Pierre Laval.
The Jewish members of the
cabinet are Georges Mandel,
minister of communications,
and Jacques Stern, minister of
colonies. The half-Jew in the
cabinet is Oscar Frossard,
whose mother was a Jewess.
Mandel has been a member of
every French cabinet since No-
vember, 1934, when he return-
ed to the limelight as minis-
ter of communications in the
Flandin cabinet. A leader of
the right wing and former con-
fidante of Georges Clemenceau,
Mandel has fequently been
mentioned as a possible pre-
mier. Mandel's real name is
Rothschild but because he is
not related to the famous bank-
ing family of that name he
changed his name to Mandel
30 years ago when he emigrat-
ed to France from Poland.
Stern is also no newcomer to
politics, having served as min-
ister of merchant marine in the
last Sarraut cabinet which took
office in October, 1933. Fros-
sard is minister of labor.

Germans in Three
Final Appearances
on Friday, Sunday

Mischa and Lucy German, noted
actors now appearing at Littman's
Yiddish People's Theater, will
make their three final appearances
here this season this Friday eve-
ning, Sunday matinee and eve-
ning.
Their presentation this week-
end is "Die Eibige Mame" ("The
Eternal Mother"). H. Kalmano-
vitz is the author of the play
which has had long runs in the
east.

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
I read the wonderful article
"Don't Rock . the Boat" and I
agree heartily with everything
By DR. BENSON Y. LANDIS
Detroit Post No. 135, Jewish
you have written. I am in posi-
N. C. J. C. News Service Washin-
War Veterans of the United
tion to know that we cannot do
ton Editor
States, is now being formed un-
a dozen things at once and do
der direction from National Head-
them right. Now is the time to
Once,in
a
while one hears the
quarters of New York.
build an Old Folks Home. That is
allegation that the "New Deal is
The Jewish War Veterans are
the most important job the De-
a
Jew
Deal,"
or that Jews have
not affiliated with other veteran
troit Jews have today. When you
an undue influence in the present
organizations and is not formed
are sick there are plenty of hos-
Administration. Remarks of this
for the purpose of taking away
pitals, but who wants any one who
sort are apparently repeated often
ithe membership of any other yet-
By MARTHA NEUMARK
is old and without friends? So,
enough, so that they ought to be
i eras organization.
It is purely
keep up the good work. When I
dealt with here.
I Jewish, with its Jewish National
FOUR ENGLISH
get back to Detroit, the Old Folks'
On this point we may quote from
officers,
having
for
its
purpose
the
GENTLEMEN
Home is one cause I will help with
a most comprehensive review of
interest of the welfare of the Jew-
When the S. S. Majestic edged
all my heart. You, good De-
the whole question of Jewish
DENVER, Col.—Surrounded by
ish ex-service man and the Jew-
its way into New York Harbor it
troit folks, keep up the good work ,
representation in the life of the
life-long friends and co-workers in
carried three English gentlemen ish community.
co-operate with the Chronicle and
United
States,
prepared
by
the
philanthropy,
Mrs. S. Pisko, ex-
Several meetings have been
surrounded by a galaxy of report-
Phil Slomovitz in the great
staff of Fortune and published in
ecutive secretary of the National
ersanxious to make them say a held by the local group, with the
cause. Don't rock the boat! Keep
the
February
number.
In
view
of
Jewish
Hospital,
was the recipient
ANI) POETS. Br Andre
word or two that would lend itself result that a date for the institu- PROPHETS
smooth sailing to a new building
Maurols. Harp.' a Brow, New York the fact that Fortune has become
of glowing tributes at a banquet
to a headline. They refused to tion has been set for Sunday eve-
for the Old Folks' Home!
(93J•
noted for its vigorous and inde-
here last week celebrating her 75th
nibble at the bait. The three men ning, March 22. The national
—
MRS. H. H. PRENZLAUER,
birthday. The theme of the evening
Andre Maurois, eminent Franco- pendent treatment of many public
were Viscount Walter Bearsted, officers will be here in person to
737 Jefferson Ave,
questions, the following conclusion
was the recognition of Mrs. Pisko's
MISS JOSEPHINE STERN
Jewish
novelist
and
biographer,
induct
this
post
and
install
the
Sir Herbert Samuel, Simon Marks.
Miami Beach, Fla.
about
Jews
in
the
Government
is
long and distinguished service to
newly elected officers. All Jew- who is being advanced for member-
—•
tented the third annual musical With them was their Honorary ish ex-service men who desire to ship among the "forty immortals" worth noting:
the National Jewish Hospital with
Aesculapians' Thanks
effort of the music group of the Secretary Joseph L. Cohen, who is
"J swish influence in Mr.
which.she has been associated vir.
not a stranger to America but who affiliate themselves with this post, In the French Academy, enhances
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: Young People's Temple Club.
Roosevelt's
Washington
is
in-
tually since its first stone was laid
complexities and are requested to get in touch with his reputation with his gallery of
This year, "Pinafore," by Gil- know, KS mental
The Aeaculaplan Ladies' Auxil-
significant. Attempts to make
in place in 1892.
British "prophets and
Maurice
:rest
Bordelove,
242
W.
Lafay-
nine
iary thanks you for the co-opera- bed & Sullivan, is to be the me- etupidities.
it
seem
important
are
misrepre-
Hundreds of messages of felici-
ette, Cherry 8651.
poets."
Donations
to
Building
Fund
Joseph L. Cohen is the brains
tion you extended this organize- dium through which this talented
from practically every state
tation
sentations
and
no
amount
of
previous
works
The Jewish War Veterans of Brilliant—like his
group
of
40
young
men
and
wom-
of
the
delegation,
without
intend-
don during the charity dinner-
in the Union were received at the
of Women's Old Folks'
the United States was born in —the new collection of brief bio- political whispering can change
dance sponsored on Jan. 22, at en will give vent to their vocal ing offense to the others, Formerly 1896 of a desire on the part of graphies and evaluations of the that feet."
banquet,
testifying to the esteem
Home Auxiliary
an Economics Fellow at Columbia,
Northwood Inn. Your aid at that and dramatic abilities.
It happens that the Jews in the
in which Mrs. Pisko is held
Jewish Veterans who had served nine personalities included in this
Art Goulson and Phil Stern, ci- Cohen now teaches at Cambridge.
time contributed materially to
throughout
the country as well as
Government
whom
I
know
person.
in the Civil War, and who desired book provide temptation for the
In honor of Mrs. B. Zipper's re-
directors, have unearthed some He is an old-time Zionist, who or-
the success of the affair.
to combat anti-Semitism and to reader to study the subjects and ally are exceptionally able and covery from illness, by Mrs. I. locally.
AESCULAPIAN LADIES' AUX. fine actors, actresses, and singers ganized the Avukah in 1917 and
Speakers lauded Mrs. Pisko for
dispel unfounded and discrimina- their writings further, to become public spirited individuals. Those Shewach.
for the production.
who helped form the Jewish Legion
BETTY ROBINER, Sec.
her achievements in the sphere of
more intimate with the group so whom I know have served their
tory propaganda.
Eli Goulder, in memory of
Miss Josephine Stern, who which he entered and In which he
charity and particularly for her
well dissected by a great writer. country well. And it behooves none Mandel Davidson.
Later,
the
Jews
who
!ought
in
Agrees With Albert Cohen wrote some original lyrics for the became Sergeant. For years he has the Spanish-American War con- In an excellent translation by of us to cast reflections upon any
work in the anti-tuberculosis move.
Miss Dora Miller, in memory
ment through her affiliation with
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: "Got 'Em On My List" song of been writing the most authentic sidered it a vital necessity to or- Hamish Miles 'Prophets and Poets' public servant because of his race of dear mother, Fannie Miller.
the
"Mikado,"
which
was
given
by
analyses
of
Palestine
economics.
the hospital.
I read the article written by
ganized a Jewish organization of which originally formed the text or his religion.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Davidson, in
Albert Cohen with great interest this group last season, is prepar- The $2,500,000 loan which the Jew- ex-service men, which they named of a series of lectures before a
It is true that Felix Frankfur- memory of Louis Oppenheim.
and am in hearty sympathy with ing some particularly timely and ish Agency for Palestine got last the Hebrew Veterans of the War French audience, has its intention, ter, the distinguished professor of
Mrs.
E.
R.
Rich
and
Miss
P.
his views. It seems to me that humorous lyrics to add to the year was considerably facilitated with Spain.
as Maurois writes in a brief intro- law at Harvard has been for a Heavenrich of Saginaw, in mem-
when an organization Is willing "When I Was a Lad" song in by his mental agility. His keen,
After the World War, similar duction, "to examine certain Eng- long time an advisor of the Presi- ory of Paula Beckman, mother
to sponsor a hospital, not men- "Pinafore" which will be sung by versatile mind is behind many discrimination of anti - Semitism lish writers who, since the opening dent, and that a number of his
of Mrs, B. I, Rosenberg.
tioning all the energy and time Art Goulson in the role of Sir Jo- projects which have Palestine as appeared, and the need of Jewish of the century, have played an im- atudents are found in responsible
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvith, in
they are giving, It is only fitting seph Porter, K. C. B., the admiral. their goal. Some years ago he was veteran organization appeared . portant part in the spiritual mold- minor posts. It is also true that
memory
of their brother-in-law,
ROME (WNS) —One hundred
for us to at least encourage them, The complete list of those par- a Labor candidate for Parliament. Several such organizations sprang ing of one or two generations of Henry Wallace, of Scotch Irish
Harry Goodman.
Jewish members of the Italian
ticipating
will
be
announced
in
lie
has
represented
the
British
not censure them. More power to
descent, a United Presbyterian,
human beings."
up
in
various
sections
of
the
Uni
-
Bert Eiges, Herbert Eiges, Mri Foreign Legion have agreed to
the near future.
Government on international bodies
them. I wish them luck.
who
became
an
Episcopalian,
is
an
The nine English writers in-
ted States.
Monty Longhorm, Miss Betty settle permanently on land cap-
studying unemployment insurance.
Would that we had more Albert
The consolidation of the exist - cluded in this brilliant study are, advisor of the President, and that Brown and Harry S. Cohn, in tured by the Italian forces in
He has written many books of im-
Cohens and worthwhile organize-
ing Jewish veteran bodies into one in the order in which they are dis- he has brought many people into loving memory of Morris Gold- Ethiopia, it is reported in dis-
PHI
ALPHA
FRATERNITY
portance. Tallish, bespectacled,
dons!
national group came to fruition cussed: Rudyard Kipling, H. G. the Government. There are people
patches received here from Mog-
INITIATION ON SUNDAY slightly stooped, he has a grin that in 1923 at a general convention Wells, Bernard Shaw, G. K. Ches- in Washington who think it is ter- stein.
Most sincerely,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Shetzer, in I dishu, capital of Italian Somali-
constantly reveals his true ability
JACK ItUDITSKY.
held in the City of New York. At terton, Joseph Conrad, Lytton rible that a man so religious as memory of Bernard Kay. land. These Jewish settlers will
to
differentiate
between
the
honest
The University of Detroit chap-
this convention the Hon. Nathan Strachey, D. H. Lawrence, Aldous Wallace is in a high Government
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, in receive free grants of land from
office. This shows to what lengths memory of Mr. Alvin.
ter of Phi Alpha, national Jewish and the fake. In America he will Straus gave encouragement to Huxley, Katherine Manfield.
the Italian government. The same
fraternity, will hold the mid-win- have many opportunities to exer- the movement, and provided the
In describing the accomplish- the prejudices of men will lead
Cyril and Annette Cohen, in dispatches report that when the
cise
that
faculty.
Perhaps
it's
for-
ter initiation in conjunction with
name "Jewish War Veterans of ments as well as the persons, the them.
honor
of
their
father's
50th
birth-
Jewish volunteers landed in Mog-
the Wayne University chapter on tunate for him—and for the three the United States."
events which moved them to write
The Secretary of the Treasury day.
dishu they celebrated Chanukah
Feb. 9, Formal Initiation cere- gentlemen—that they leave Amer-
The constitution and by - laws as they did and the bewilderments is a Jew. If Henry Morgenthau,
Mrs. J. Lipson and Mrs. S. under the direction of Rabbi Ama-
ica on Feb. a.
monies
will
be
followed
by
a
din-
of
the
20th
century
which
molded
Jr.,
is
anything
like
his
father—
Semi-annual installation of offi-
illustrate the aims an dobjects of
Coleman, in memory of Bernard deo Terracine, one of the three
their ideals, M. Maurois gives an and I believe he is—then he is one Kay.
the organization:
cers of Purity Rainbow No. 12 ner-dance at the Book-Cadillac THE MAN BEHIND THE
Jewish chaplains assigned to the
1. To maintain true allegiance to the interpretation of the events of to- of the best friends the Christian
took place Tuesday night at the Hotel. William Goodfriend and HAUPTMANN FUROR
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stralser, in Italian army in Africa.
States of America; to entourage
Arthur Mohr are co-chairmen.
It seems that Samuel Small, who United
Church has. It is high time this memory of their uncle, Simon
Eastern Star Temple.
Minor and purity In public affairs; to day and his book assumes the role
At the last meeting Grand Re- has afanatical belief in his capacity combat whatever tends to impair the of an excellent commentary on our loose talk were stopped, and it is Jackman.
Mrs. Eva Mann was installed as
racilte on tiy
ion r Ner ,a
ma rtr oc uy r ag
o! teti doe- age.
particularly the duty of all of us
the new mother advisor; Anne gent Alex Kraft presented a cal- as a handwriting expert, is really
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stralser, in
B'nai David Sisterhood
The varying philosophies of the who are not Jews to do what we memory of Bessie Copeland.
Fisher, worthy advisor; Leona endar of events for the forthcom responsible for the interviewing of trine of universal IlbertY, equal rights
and full Justice to all men.
ing
semester.
The
21st
anniver-
Goveronr
Hoffman
of
New
Jersey
persons
described
and
the
different
can
to stop it.
Rosenberg, worthy associate ad-
A donation by Agree Memor-
An
open meeting of the Sister-
2. To combat the power. of bigotry
And one thing more. It would ial Society in memory of Harry
visor; Toba Jackson, charity; Vir- sary spring formal dinner-dance in the Hauptmann case. Small has and darkness. wherever originating and ideologies which influenced their
hood of B'nai David was held in
their target; to uphold the fair works add to the force with which be exceedingly unfortunate if there Goodman,
ginia Lichtenstein, hope; Lucille will be held on April 27. On Sun- convinced Hoffmann, they say whatever
the
B'nai
David hall, Elmhurst
name of the Jew and fight his battle. the biographer and commentator
were any anti-Semitic whisperings
Kavanau, faith; Mao Futterman, day, Feb. 16, the fraternity will that Hauptmann could not have whenever unjustly as lied.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferar in honor and Fourteenth Sta., on Monday
3. To Inculcate and keep alive the dealt with their lives and works.
in the Campaign of 1936. That of Mr. and Mrs Rose's 35th wed- evening, Feb. 3. New members
secretary; Florence Cohen, cor- hold a toboggan party at Devon written the Lindbergh ransom
spirit of comradeship among the men of
responding secretary; Sylvia Led- Gables, Sidney Solomon Is chair- notes. And Small also believes that our race who fought In the various ware As a result, M. Maurois'"Prophets Campaign will be a lively, perhaps ding anniversary
joined the organization. Follow-
and Poets" becomes a work of first a bitter one. There will probably
the dead Isidor Fisch is also in- of the Republic.
erer, treasurer; Marcia Starr, man.
. , ing the meeting a benefit card
Bob
Shenker
announced
that
nocent.
For
months
Small
kept
4. Co atheist such comrades and their magnitude.
be more public interest in it than Free Evening Classes at the'
love; Billie Cugell, religion; Doro-
families as may eland In need of help.
party took place and refreshments
in any campaign since 1890. Such
thy Kirsber, nature; Lillian Re- Phl Alpha's fellowship smoker will badgering Hoffman, taking time encouragement or protection.
were served.
Highland Park High
To gather and preserve the records Detroit Sunshine Club in a hard fight should be fought
dom, immortality; Faye Grunt, be held at Webster Hall on Feb. off from his engrossing business, of 6 patriotic
service performed by men
School
fairly. No fair-minded person
fidelity; Julia Kaleaky, patriotism; 23. Prof. Robert E. Ireton of at which he earns little, to prove
Miami Holds Social
Anti-Semites Slay Jewish Student
University
of
Detroit
Law
School
his
contention
that
the
wrong
man
will wont to inject anti-Semitism
" It 'u To n1, , nor the memory and shield
Lucille Bearman, service; Ruth
Meeting
In Poland
from neglect the graves of our heroic
Classes in public speaking and
into that battle.
Friedman, inner observer; Ann and Dean Joseph Selden of Wayne was being sent to his death. In dead .
WARSAW (WNS) — Renewed
parliamentary law will be held
Wexler, outer observer; Judith University will be guest speakers. view of the use which New York
In every exigency involving pa-
The weekly social meeting of
each Tuesday, and classes in Com- anti-Jewish violence was fore-
Victure, organist; Rosalind Arfa, All Jewish men students of both Nazis are making of the Haupt- triotism—the necessity to sacri- the Detroit Sunshine Club, was
universities are invited.
mann case, it's amusing to think
Independent Protective As- mercial Law each Thursday, in shadowed here when word was
chaplain; Bertha Goldhott, choir
fice, history finds gloriously in- held at the Oceanic Gardens, MI-
that
Small
is
a
Jew.
room 110 of Senior High Building received from the town of Os-
director; Dorothy Fisher, drill
sociation to Hold a
scribed the names and deeds of ami Beach, on Monday, Jan. 27,
of the Highland Park High School trow that a Jewish student was
leader. The board of advisors was Hebrew Classes Transferred
the American Jew—from the Rev- and was attended by a large num-
Card
Party
Second and Glendale Aves., at 71 killed by an anti-Semitic mob. The
to Durfee Intermed-
also installed, consisting of Eva
olutionary War to the World War. ber of Detroiters.
ARCADIANS
p. m. These classes are conducted student, who was visiting his par-
Mann, mother advisor; Hattie
A quarter of a million Jews
Mrs. Nettie Meitner Woolfson
iate School
The officers elected for the new
The ladies of the Independent without any charge. Fur further ents, died from injuries received
Weiss, chairman of board; Ann
nerved the United States in the was elected secretary and Miss
term
are:
President,
Sam
Fein-
information call Mrs. Robison,lwhen the mob attacked him with
Protective
Association
announce
Weinbeck, secretary and treas-
The Hebrew classes that were gold; vice-president, Al Kahl; World War. Statistics show that Lillian Gitlin, hostess for the eve- a card party on Sunday, Feb. 16 , Highland Park City Hall, Long- clubs.
urer of board; Bessie Selik, vice- held at the Central High School
although the Jews formed but 3 s i ng ,
secretary, William Moss; treasur-
at
the
B'nai
Moshe
Synagogue
fellow 6400. It is not necessary
,
chairman; Edith Cugell, Dorothy have been transferred to the Dur-
All Detroitera who desire to en-
per cent of the population, they
Dedicate Sieff Library to Prof.
er, Gerald Goldberg. The instal-
Dexter at Lawrence. Mrs. R . that one be a resident of Highland
Pomerance, Ann Arfa, Molly Ris- fee Intermediate School and ses-
gave 6 per cent of their number j oy these weekly meetings after
Fritz Haber
lation was held in conjunction
Cohen,
chairman
of
the
card
Park. Harry Robert Bockoff has
her, Rose Brown, Minnie Pernick, sions are now held on the first
of the na - their arrival in Florida are asked
to
the
fighting
forces
REHOBOTH, Palestine (WNS
with the celebration of the 6th
party, with Mrs. 51. Klee and Mrs. been announced as the instructor
Sadie. Cornfield, Fannie Clinton, floor of the Durfee Intermediate
per cent of the to get in touch with Mrs Fannie
—Palcor
Agency)—The
Library
anniversary of the club, at the tion. About 25
of
these
classes.
N. Steiner in charge of tickets,
Sophia Katz, Selina Rosenblatt, School.
of the Sieff Institute of Chemical
Oriole Terrace on Jan. 26. The entire Jewish contigent were vol- Straus, president, at the Mare distributed tickets to members at
Golds Kavanau, Ilannah Ilarwith,
unteer& Patriotism has always Vista Ants, 200 Ocean Drive,
Research
was
officially
dedicated
planning committee consisted of
the last meeting on Jan. 26 at Advisory Board of Neugar-
Mr. Mann, Mr. Fisher, Dr. Harry
Jewish leaders aren't the only Samuel Feingold, Al Kahl, and been his greatest virtue—exam- Miami Beach,
here and named for Prof. Fritz
Jericho Temple. Proceeds will go
ten Sunshine Club •
Metzger, Ann Paul, Cora Jacoby, ones conferring with Sir Herbert
pies of their heroism and sacri-
Haber, Nobel Prize winner in
William Moss.
to charity.
Dorothy Shiller, Esther Cohen, Samuel, Simon Marks and Viscount
fice are spread over every page
The advisory board of the Neu-chemistry, who was expelled from
Gifts to Council Funds
The standing committees of the
Agnes Yarrows, •Eva' Springer, Bearsted. A delegation of promi-
of
the
military
and
naval
annals
The
newly-elected
president,
D.
garten
Sunshine
Club
met
on
Germany
by the Nazis and died
new administration ars: athletic ,
Grace Mehr, Rhea Gladwin, Ida nent Christians have been in con-
Weiss, gave his inaugural address, Monday, Feb.3, at the horns of last year in Switzerland. Speak-
Al Kahl and Harry Aronovitz ; of the nation.
The Detroit section of the Na- stressing harmony and progress Mrs. Harry
Schultz, Paula Goldsmith, Esther sultation with the English visitors club events, Jerome Wasserman
Since its consolidation, the his-
L.
Abrahams,
on
ing
in
the
presence
of Prof . Ha-
tional Council of Jewish Women inthe organization. The
. other Burlingame Ave. This board is bees son and daughter, Dr. Chaim
Gann, Minnie Kahn, Katherine to offer their co-operation in Ger- and William Moss; publicity, Ger tory of this organization has been
.
-
received the following contribu- officers
Goldflne and Elizabeth Shapero. man relief work.
one
of
accomplishment—whether
mostly
o
f
charter
al
l
mdeema
Weizmann, director of the Insti-
ald Goldberg and Hy Kingston.
treasurer, B. Green
Greenwald; poosfedthemoorganization
bcoem
rs
tl
in teaching Americanization to tions:
Ann Fisher was presented with
,
dear
For the Council Camp Scholar- financial secretary, E. Hart; re- friends of the late Mrs. Louis tute, declared that Haber's chem-
a bouquet of deep red roses by
foreign-born Jews—in fostering
ship Vacation Fund, in memory cording secretary, bars. R. Hei- Neugarten, for whom the Neugar- ical research had enriched the
her sister, Dorothy Fisher, as she
purely veteran relief work—incul-
German Government by 600,000,-
of Edwin Gage, from Dr. and Mrs. man. The appointed executive
cating the spirit of allegiance and
was escorted to her newly ac-
boar dconsists of D. Kagan, Dr. A. ten Sunshine Club is named. 000 gold marks and commented on
J. Croll.
patriotism in our brethren and
quired station, Misses Dorothy
Their
work
is
mainly
sewing
for
the
fact that the same govern-
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Schol- W. Lowenstine, Bela Weiss, L
their children—in resenting slurs Leo
Greenbaum and Betty Halperin
Spiro, I. Ileiman, D. Friedenberg, the mother club, and a large as- ment had expelled him 89 un-
against the Jewish race, whether arship Fund, in memory of Max
were the marshalls, Rosalind Arfa
sortment
of
linen
patches
were
wanted.
The dedication took
Berger, from Mrs. Bernard Max Weiss, L. Shear and Mr.
in the United States or abroad—
the installing chaplain and litre.
Wurtzburger and Mrs. and Mrs. Heckt. Dr. A. W. Lowenstein donated in memory of the late place in the presence of the heads
in purely charitable work—in
Harry Ash the installing organist.
was appointed Chairman of the Sylvia Levy Cowan, to whom they of the Yishuv, members of the
Herbert D. Robinson.
shielding from neglect the graves
A souvenir autograph book, a
formerly belonged. These patches Jewish Agency Executive, and
publicity committee.
will be made into a quilt to be professors of the Ilebrew Univer-
of our buried comrades and hold-
chronicle of the events of the past
The officers of the auxiliary
Schools in 130 Cities Contributed
ing periodical services for them
term as was printed in The Chron-
are: President, Mrs. E. Shear; given some worthy organization sity and Haifa Technicum.
Aid of Jews in Germany
—and last, but not least, in corn-
ice, and the well wishes of the
Dr. Weizmann revealed that
vice-president, Mrs. S. Hershaft; or needy family through the case
and Other Lands
committee.
bating the powers of bigotry and
entire corp of officers and mem-
Prof. IIaber had wanted to go to
secretary, Mrs. M. Klee; treasurer,
anti-Semitism, as instanced in the Religious schools in 130 cities H. Steiner.
The next meeting will take Palestine but that he had died
bers that worked with the worthy
past year by our effective subjec- of the United States contributed
advisor was presented to Pearl
The association meets every place at the home of Mrs. Jacob in Switzerland en route. His li-
tion of the Army and Navy Reg- during 1934 and 1935 for rehabili-
Pernick, retiring worthy advisor,
. Jews of Germany, second and fourth Sunday of each Cohen, 7624 Merrill Ave., who brary was presented to the Sieff
inter
slur
against
the
patriotism
of
tation
work
for
for the excellent work she did for
will act as chairman at that time. Institute for which a special
the Jew and the more recent in- refugee countries, and Poland and imonth at 2 p. m. at Jericho Tem-
Rainbow Assembly.
building was erected. After Dr.
ple. All interested in becoming
CARD OF SYMPATHY
junction preventing the publics- Eastern Europe, it was announced members should see E. Hart at
Call Miss Anne Fisher at 2254
Weizmann, Prof. Haber's son
lion and distribution of the Amer- by the American Jewish Joint that time.
We
wish
to
express
our
deepest
spoke, praised Dr. Weizmann and
Gladstone, Euclid 7660, for tick-
Distribution Committee. Pauline
icon Guard, which had for its ob-
sympathy to the family of A. emphasized his desire to live in
ets for the novel bridge, luncheon,
Baerwald is chairman of the corn-
ject the revival of the forged
Sheingold
in
his
bereavement.
The
Palestine. Other speakers in-
radio broadcast and fashion show
mittee's junior division.
Leonard Maidman and Milton
"Ford Protocols."
at Bedel'a fourth floor, on Satur-
Schulman, two Jewish stars of N. loss of his dear wife, Ethel, who eluded Dr. Hugo Bergmann, rec-
passed
away
on
Jan.
30,
is
great-
for
of the Hebrew University,
day, Feb. 8, at 1:30.
Among the hottest track and Y. U.'s crack basketball team , will
field fans in the country are Eddie not go to Germany if their t cam ly felt by the brothers and sisters Ludwig Farkas, head of the Physi-
of
our
club.
cal
Chemistry
Department
of the
15 JOE PENNER JEWISH?
Cantor's five daughters. They sal- is selected as the American re pre-
WARSAW CLUB OF DETROIT, University; Rabbi J. L. Fishman
Scouts Sponsor "Camp With-
Although we have listed Joe dom miss an important meet. sentative in the Olympics.
DAVID BAKER, President. and Moshe Smilansky.
Penner among the prominent Jew-

Lights of New York

Maurois' Gallery
Of Great Britons

Honor Mrs. Pisko
on 75th Birthday

Italian Volunteers
Settle in Ethiopia

Purity Assembly's
Officers Installed

in the City" Feb. 8-9

The eyes of Detroit Scouting
will be focused on the wooded lot
located at the corner of Boston
Blvd. and Third Ave. during the
week-end of Feb. 8 to 9. here, in
commemoration of the 26th anni-
versary of Scouting in the United
States, the northern district will
celebrate the first birthday of its
"camp within the city."
"Camp Northern," the local
demonstration camp which was
born o nthe silver anniversary of
Scouting last year, will be under
the direction of Assistant Com-
missioner A. H. Davidson. His
staff will consist of Max Lowen-
stein, in charge of publicity, and
A. E. Davidson, Scoutmaster of
Troop 62, in charge of camp lay-
out. The camping corp will as-
sist in supervision.
The two-day program will fea-
ture kitchen building, lean-to con-
struction with camp bed for sleep-
ing accommodations, and pitching
pup tents for general camping.
Other special features will be fire
by friction (between two pieces ,
of wood by means of a bow) and
splicing the rope.
"Camp Northern" will afford
the public one of the few oppor-
tunities of witnessing the exact
conditions under which the scouts
camp in the woods, within the
The entire
limits of the city.
camp is expected to sleep under
camp shelters.

Die Auswirkung der Judenherrichaft In SowletruOland I
in Lichtbilderrortrag der Daufilmftene der N SOAP.

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Reproduction of • Nazi leaflet announcing a motion Auer lit-
"Starvation in Rustta" and svideyt distributed en the at) 0
bum, Silena , end nearby districts.

lore on

The text eta!: "The consequence of Jewish ride in Soviet EMMA,
motion picture lecture by the drama motion picture office of the
NSDAP (Nat party) . Motion Ware leave: "Starvation in Rm.
rid' A-companies by an exhibition of reiSeged mimed photographs.
3peatert: The former G.P.U. (OGPU) man party comrade Kloehiner,
sad party comrade Terthert, Dresden,

.1

Obligatory attendance for party tOlIefIdel.

THE

ZITTAU—Loral Units of the NSD.AP, (Nazi party)"•

ish personalities in Hollywood on
the say-so of Paramount Studio
publicity writers, we find now that
we cannot claim him as one of our
own people.
The following letter from Mrs.
Donald Burns of Los Angeles will
be news to the folks at the studio
as well as to the Hollywood gossip
scribbler of another Jewish press
service who has been way off in
some of her listings of Jewish per-
sonalities of the stage, screen and
radio and who consistently con-
veyed the belief that Penner was ■
son of Israel.
Here is the letter addressed to
the writer:
"Because I am now, and have
been for a long time, • reader of
your column on Hollywood, I take
the liberty of making • correction
of an item that has appeared in
your column.
"It is my good fortune to be
private secretary to Mr. Joe Pen-
ner, and, as I work at his home, am
in a position to make the following
statement with authority. lie is not
of the Jewish faith. Ile is Hun-
garian."
Penner's real name is Pinter.

Bea Gottlieb, the Jewish gal
from Westchester who was the
only woman to beat King Edward
VIII at golf, will never swing a
club again. Her left band is per-
manently stiff,

British Guests on Platform with Joint Distribution Committee Leaders

AS

2,000
PERSONS
SAW THEM ON THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 28:—Standing from left to right are Paul Baerwahl, J.D.C.
Chairman;
Simon
Marks, of London; James N. Rosenberg. Vice-Chairman,
J.D.C.; Sir Herbert Samuel, Acting Chairman
of
the British-Jewish Delegation; Viscount Bursted, British Philanthropist, and Felix M. Warburg,
Honorary Chairman,
. Joint Distribution Committee.