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April 10, 1936

LAND OF PROMISE
COMES TO DETROIT

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a five week run at the Astor The-
ater in New York City and min-
imum runs of two weeks each in
Boston, Philadelphia, and Cleve-
land, and has just begun a long
run in Chicago.
In addition to winning the In-
ternational Award, this picture re-
ceived the Day Medal in New
York.
Boris Morros, who now heads
the Paramount Picture Music De-
partment, made a special arrange-
ment of original folk songs and
modern music for the musical
background of the picture. David
Ross, the radio announcer, speaks
the narrative, which was written
by Maurice Samuel, the well-
known author.
Among the numerous scenes
that have impressed audiences
here and abroad are a special per-
formance of Haynd's Oratorio in
a natural setting on Mount Scopus

POLISH JEWS WORSE OFF THAN GERMAN

(CONCLUDED FEONI PAGE ONE))

Fischer Announces
Sermons for Pesach

anti-Semitism for granted. The
On Monday, the seventh day of
government does; so, too, do the Pesach, April 13, Rabbi Moses

Jewish problem is futile. Such a Jews. Several times I was amazed Fischer will speak on "Song of

plan is only an attempt to run with the causualness, almost non- Songs—the Response of Israel to
away from a problem an old as chalance, with which a Jew or the Love of God."
group of Jews would tell me of
civilization.
On the concluding day, April
"I'm an American Jew," Spivak an incident, which In any other 14, he will speak on "The Three
continued, "and I'm going to fight country, even Germany, would
for my rights as an American if horrify. Though I heard the story, Annual Appearances of Israel Be-
the situation here ever develops or similar ones, several times I fore the Lord be
theMaster."
This
given preceding
will
where it becomes necessary. The could never get as used to listen- address
M e m o i r a I services (Maskir),
German Jews should do likewise. ing, as Polish Jews were of mak-
They, with the help of the world, ing statements like the following: which will he held at 10:30 a, m.
should fight for their rights as
" 'Only just the other day, a few
German citizens. That it will entail Jews down the road were killed by
sacrifices within the next few a group of Endek students.'
Co-Chairmen of Allied
years is quite obvious but It is
Drive G I Division
well to remember that emigration , "As a result," said Spivak,
Polish
Jews
live
in
a
state
of
con-
to a new land likewise entails sao-
. slant fear terror, both physical as
rifices."
well as economic.
Mr. Spivak advances other rem-
"The average Polish Jew is a
sons against group emigration. le
this regard, his words sound very small shopkeeper or artisan. The
shopkeeper
is boycotted; the ar-
to those recently advanced
JULIAN L. COHEN
cannot find employment. In
LOUIS J. GORDON
by
by such a well known Zionist limn
the
government
service the process
leader as Rabbi Abbe Hillel Silver
FRED FABER
MAX CARP
of Cleveland. There are not enough of weeding out Jews has long been
open doors throughout the world, going on until, now, there are few
he says, to permit the immigration Jews left. In the universities, the
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of such a large community as the Jewish instructor has been prac-
German Jews. Also, if Germany tically removed and students, if
announces
In the Midst of This Great Festive Occa-
found it to its advantage to rid they finally do manage to get in,
itself of Jews it would not be long are severely discriminated
sion We Pause to Felicitate You All and
before Poland, with its much larg- against."
Extend Our Sincere Good Wishes.
In his travels, Spivak visited the
er Jewish population, would at-
tempt to do the same and thereby homes of a number of Jewish work-
present an even greater problem. ers in various cities. One story, in
As for the possibility that Ger- particular, stands out in his mem-
with Moe Leiter and Associates, after having made an ex-
many may at some time expel all ory. And though he prefaces it
haustive study of Educational Insurance, will specialize is
its Jews, Spivak dismisses that as with the statement that "this is, of
this important branch of service. '
course,
an
exceptional
case"
he
"plain hooey. The Nazis," he says,
"need the Jews as a scapegoat. If says that it is not an isolated one
as
many
Jews
live
in
a
similar
they were sitting safely on a
throne of economic security, there fashion.
Insurance for children is one of the most impor-
MAX CARP, Treas.
FRED FABER, President
might
be some reason to believe
"I visited one family," he told
tant duties of parents. It means an adequate
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that they might sometime expel me, "living in a basement room in
education when they grow up and need it most.
ONE OF THE "ACTORS" IN the Jews. But as this is not the Warsaw. The room was 7 feet by
LOUIS
C.
BLUMBERG
"LAND OF PROMISE"
Material things may avail nothing but a compe-
case, will never be the case, the 9. But it was the home of eight
tent education assures a permanent means of
in Jerusalem; the contrast be- Nazis will never expel the Jews." people, a mother, three grown chil-
dren, the husband of one of her
Explains Contradictions
livelihood and a certain station in life. In short,
tween the ancient forms of orien-
There seemed to be many con- daughters, two small children of
tal dances and the more modern
an education is a highly valuable and lasting asset
FROM NEW %ORE
the
married
couple
and,
to
cap
the
tradictions
in
Spivak's
views
on
dances of the Palestinian Pio-
Louis J. Gordon and Julian L. Cohen.
neers; views of the Hebrew Uni- the German situation. One minute climax, a boarder.
"As I came in, they were pre-
versity, which is rapidly assum- he would say that the Germans
The new motorlIners
ing one of the most prominent really don't hate the Jews; in the paring for dinner. The table was
educational positions in the East; next breath he would say that he set. On it was three slices of stale
the "shots" of the Ruttenberg expected an intensification of the bread and some water,
"Before I left this family, I gave
Electrical works which has harn- Nazi anti-Jewish program. I asked
•April 22, May 19, June 2* essed the Jordan River and sup- him to explain, to give a full state- the mother five zlotys (about a
•Entory'n Malden Toren ,.
dollar), She was so overjoyed, she
plies Palestine with its electricity; merit of his views.
"There is," he answered, "no in- got down on her hands and knees
Prompt, convenient connection. to Cen-
and Tel Aviv, the most modern
tral nod Menden. rump,
city in Palestine which already herent and deeply rooted hatred of and kissed my hands.
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"I tell you, you don't know what
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Illownyeru tor ralentIne
has a population of more than Jewry among the overwhelming
PHONE CADILLAC 0603
their releAlree In thole Ind Country
majority of Germans, The Ger- starvation is like until a starved
200,000 Jews.
and then ,.,,II.,. their 1...TOY Old.
REPRESENTING
Con4tanza (Rumania) In our wIenuneril
The above-mentioned views as mans as a matter of fact, are in woman kisses your hand as she
•. 1411.0NIA .. and l•KIISCIUSZKO" which
their
hearts
friendly
to
the
Jews
did
mine."
well as hundreds of others are
maintain A REGULAR sERVICE TO
Summing
up
his
views
on
Pol-
but
they
are
afraid
to
show
their
JAFFA and HAIFA.
blended into a living document of
the rebirth of a people. As F. S. friendliness because of their great and, Spivak says that he "can see
Delicious KOSHER Kitchen Nugent, of the New York Times, fear of the rabid Nazis. I have no prospects whatsoever for any
economic alleviation of the Jews
said, "If further proof be needed been in towns where the druggist of Poland during the next few
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of the motion picture camera's wouldn't sell medicine to Jews, years. In fact," he says, "as long
Apply to Local Agent or
where
milk
for
sick
children
was
ability to record history more
as
Jews
and
Gentiles
compete
for
refused
to
Jewish
families.
But
in
than any printed page, it
MARVIN B. GINGOLD
S. Dearborn St., Chicago vividly
the same business there can be no
may be found in the handsomely these very same towns, Jews have future for the Jew in Poland. The
Enjoy DOUBLE-MELLOW Old Gold Cigarettes after the show
fabricated form of "The Land of told me of instances where Gentile Polish government gives prefer-
friends
had
sneaked
milk
to
them
Promise." The Beaching eye of
ence to the 90 per cent non-Jewish
camera has retained for pos- under the cover of dead of night population. Also, they feel that the
Shaw New Director the
terity the story of the attainment so that they might escape Nazi Jew will somehow or other manage
wrath.
the 2,000 year goal of the
THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
of Fresh Air Camp of
"In this regard, I had • very to get by on the money he receives
Jewish people. There in a land revealing conversation with a from relatives or relief organize-
OF THE
A JOYOUS PASSOVER TO
to three religions the Jews Hamburg unemployed. Lions abroad. This pouring of re-
Officers and Directors Elected at holy
are remaking the barren desert
YOU ALL FROM
Recent Meeting
" 'When we get rid of the Jews,' lief into Poland," he pointed out,
wastes into thriving communities,
is expected by the Poles, it is
replete with culture and economic I sa id to him i n the course of a
street . conversation, 'everythinF a definite factor in the Polish
The board of directors of the security.
EXTEND BEST WISHES TO
system."
Fresh Air Society have announced
Interested observers in the will be alright.' economic
As for the future of the Polish
THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY FOR A
"'No,'
he
answered,
'it's
not
the
lobby
of
the
Astor
Theater
in
the appointment of Irwin Shaw as
Jews' fault. When the Jews had Jew, Spivak has little hopes ex-
JOYOUS PASSOVER
York saw the following di-
cept under a new economic system.
J. A. Seifert, 0. D. director of Fresh Air Camp for New
versified class of people passing business, we had work.'
Biro-Bidjan is not an answer to
the coming season.
in;
Baptist
and'
Presbyterian
min-
"This
conversation,"
said
Spiv-
him
and
he
states
that
the
Polish
OPTOMETRIST
Mr. Shaw brings to the director- i isters, anxious to see the develop- ak, "is indicative of a feeling that Jewish leaders do not believe it a
ship a background of experience ment of the land which has been is beginning to grow among many solution either. "These leaders,"
in both camping and educational holy to them as well as the Jews; Germans now. They somehow con- he says, "are thoroughly familiar
en who, nect their own unemployment and with Biro-Bidjan and while they
Christian men and wom,
from their conversation as they misery with the plight of the Jews. admit it is good for some few Jews,
left the theater, had evidently They remember that when the they do not see the Russian auto-
visited the Holy Land, five, 10 Jews prospered, they did too. The nonious state as an ultimate solo-
and 12 years ago and were average German mind is now be- tion of the Polish Jewish problem.
amazed at the complete change ginning to vaguely associate their Just as the German Jew believes
GUS D. NEWMAN
that had been wrought there; own
wn troubles with those of the that Germany is the place for the
Negroes, religiously inclined, who Jews.
German Jew, no does the Polish
wanted to see how the land of
"Thus anti-Semitism is becom- Jew feel about Poland being the
the Jordan was being remade; ing a boomerang to the Nazis. To- place for the Polish Jew."
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Orientals, Japanese and Chinese, day, the party is definitely losing
Briefly Spivak discussed the
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also
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in
Eastern
devel-
its
hold
on
the
imagination
of
the
Jewish
situation
in
other
countries.
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glimpses of their native land.
ing the German people in check. scapegoat. Czechoslovakia, parti-
Thus it can be seen that the And that is the very reason why cularly, he named as a danger spot
struggle of a people to remake I look for an intensification of as the largest party in the coun-
a barren wilderness into a flour- anti-Semitism shortly after the try, with a membership of 1,760,
ishing agricultural and industrial completion of the Olympic Genies. 000, is Nazi and anti-Semitic.
country is a subject of universal
In England,
a m
h-
he
"The Olympics," Spivak conti-
interest. The many classes of peo- nued, "loom big in the Nazi scone- made
s tirstay;itri °Ih3lis"Fhatass -
ti
ple who have seen "The Land of mic scheme of things. A good mans and d an ti - Semitism. France,
Promise" have come away deeply measure of their hopes for econo• because of the strength of the
Geo. L. DeVos W. A. Pungs, Jr.
impressed with the courage and mic recovery is based on the as- United Front, is the least anti-
perseverance of the Jewish peo- gumption that the Games will Semitic of all countries in Europe.
ple who are building Palestine bring millions in foreign exchange In Austria, he points to the strange
pectacle of
into the enlightened and prosper- into Germany. But I don't think spectacle
NEON SIGNS
g" the Jews favoring the
Gus country it is.
Germany will get the money Fascist
it ex- government of Prince
Sold or Rented
IRWIN SHAW
pects. Failing, the government will Ernst Von Starhemberg. This, he
blame it on the Jews. points out, is because Starhemberg
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6500 Russell St.
, Germany i is fighting the German Nazis. He,
activities. Connected with Camp Junior Hadassah
"Economically is
Issued by
Stinson, in New Hampshire, and
GEORGE
M.
STUTZ
terrible
shape.
Inflation
is
ineei-
however,
calls
this
Fascist
friend-
Gives Play May 24 table within three to six months ship for the Jews in Austria but
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STITZEL-WELLER & OLD KENNEBEC
Mr. Shaw has also served for
seven years as a member of the Tickets have been distributed for after the Olympiad. And with in- temporary. "As soon as England
will come high prices and and France stop pouring money SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
faculty of the Temple Beth El the presentation of the widely flation
OR over 75 years Bonded Whiskey Warehouse Re-
2ND "THEATER NIGHT"
known movie "The Land of resultant unrest and grumbling. into the almost puppet Austrian
ceipts, issued by reputable distilleries, have been
religious school.
Another
scapegoat will be needed; state," he says, "the Austrian
PASSOVER
rated as prime collateral by banker in close touch
At present, Mr. Shaw serves as Promise" to be shown at Littman's f a new anti-Semitic drive will be Fascists will make other alliances
People's
Theater
for
a
period
o
Final
preparations
have
been
GREETINGS
with
the industry. Considered a 10% investment in pre-
principal of the B'nai Moshe re-
launched. That it all doesn't make and then the Jews despite their
prohibition days, Bonded Whiskey Warehouse Receipts
ligious school and assistant to C. 10 days beginning April 24. The sense doesn't matter;but that's present allegiance, will be victim- completed for the second "Night
nothing
new
for
the
Nazis."
ized
by
their
former
friends."
proceeds
received
by
Junior
Hades
at
the
Theater,"
to
be
presented
by
have made investors large profits the last few years, and
MARILYN,
T. Anderson, professor of the phil.
But as tragic as the German In all, it is a sorry picture that the Young Peoples' Society of
while we make no statement as to future profits, statis-
osophy of education in the College sah will be added to the Pales -
GOWNS - FROCKS
tics issued by reliable sources show a shortage of mature
of Education at Wayne Univer• tinian quota, to be raised by the Jewish problem is, Spivak feels Spivak paints for the European Shaarey Zedek, on Sunday evening,
MILLINERY
April
19,
in
the
social
hall
of
the
whiskies for several years and indicate excellent profit
atty. ergo,
And it with
his from
war prediction
in mind,
is a far
optimistic synagogue, at 8:30 p. m., and will
The Junior Hadassah players that the situation of the Polish Jew Jews.
possibilities.
Mr. Shaw is a graduate of
1246
e the European point of view he paints for all of
As he sins
is
consist
of
three
one-act
plays
un-
Wayne University; the Red Cross have started active sale of tickets picture,
WASHINGTON
s inevitable
the it Europe. Certainly, his new book
icture, a he wart
As in other investments, the trade pocition, reputa-
believes,
will by
start
der the direction of Ralph Bern-
Institute, at Chautauqua, N. V.; for the play "Mrs. Bumpstead fall of y,
BLVD.
1937 or he spring of 1938, which will be published simultane- stein and Milton Ross, to be fol-
tion and financial status of the company tesuing ware-
RANDOLPH 4630 Detroit's United Hebrew Schools Leigh" to be held at t he Statler German
usly in England, France and the lowed by a social hour at which
house receipts Ls an important consideration. Careful
Hotel, May 24. Dancing will fol-
and Beth El College.
it wi ll result in the end of the United States (Covici-Frieda are time refreshments will be served.
investigation of Stitzel-Weller and Old Kennebec enable
low the play. A well known or. and
Nazi regime. The German Jew s
Fresh
Air Camp,
American publishers) this June
us to endorse these companies as to reputation and
June Rosner and Jay Frankel
rated
on Blaine
Lake, which
seven is miles chestra has been selected. This is have some sort of normalcy to look his
will
be
awaited
with
great
interest
financial responsibility . . . and their respective Ware-
head the committee in charge of
beyond Brighton, Mich., offers an annual affair presented by this forward to within the not too
e. This, he doesn't even
house Receipts as being the soundest in the distilling
di n- by students of the European sit- details in connection with this af-
tent futur
u p.
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splendid out-door vacations to gro Another
nation.
industry.
fair. There will be a nominal ad-
in a series of "Pales- hold out for the Polish Jews.
Jewish boys and girls from six to
Detailed Information on Request
mission charge and tickets may
"The plight of the Polish Jews ,"
16 years of age, at a nominal fee. tinian Nights" will be held April
either be procured at the door or
Allied Jewish Campaign funds and 22 at the home of Bernice and Ruth says Spivak, "has not aroused the RABBI FRAM TO SPEAK
from any member of the commit-
donations also enable Friedland, 11845 LaSalle Blvd. world-wide sympathy that the Ger-
Thomas H. Cotter private
ON ALTMAN'S HOUR
teefl
mnderprivileged children to Miss Estelle Stern will speak on man situation has developed as a
any u
IN BEHALF OF DRIVE The girl members of the organi-
"Ilealth
in
Palestine".
Members
Inc.
enjoy two weeks or more at the and their friends are cordially in- result of the publicity that has been
zation are making plans for the
given the Nazi policy. Never.
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Next Sunday, April 12, the Alt-
leap year party to be given
viteel to attend.
theless, the situation of the Polish man Jewish radio period will again annual
Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal, presi-
this year on Sunday, May 10, in
A birthday party, sponsored by
ARTHUR DUDLEY COHEN, Dir.
dent of the Fresh Air Society, the Happy Day Fund committee Jews is, in many respects, worse. be presided over by Hyman Alt- the social hall of the synagogue.
Mrs. Maurice Klein, vice-presi- will be held Sunday afternoon, For one thing, there are three and man from 12 noon to 1:30 p. m., Many novel features will mark this
BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL
a
half
million
Jews
in
Poland.
10
dent, Miss Sadie Hirschman, re- April 19, at the home of Ethel
over the facilities of WMBC. A event inasmuch as the girl mem. -
214 Michigan Ave.
cording secretary and Miss Edith Delin, 364 Harmon. All are urged Per cent of the population, while beautiful musical program has been bent will invite their own escorts
Dayton
Louisville
Cleveland
Toledo
Ileavenrieh, treasurer, were re- to attend and spend an afternoon in Germany there is now a Jewish arranged. Rabbi Leon Frani of and will assume all responsibilities.
population of less than 500,000, or
elected to dice at the recent an- at bridge.
less than one per cent of the total Temple Beth El will be the first Evelyn Robins heads the commit-
nual meeting. Miss Henrietta
number of Germans. For another speaker over the facililties of this tee in charge.
Ascher was elected corresponding
The next meeting of the Study
thing, in Poland there are actually station on this period in behalf of
Jewish Boy Wins
Grodner Dance Will Be Held Littman's Presents
secretary.
°oin&
something that so far has the Allied Jewish Campaign, which Group will be held at the home of
gr
Mrs.
Aaron
DeRoy,
Mrs.
Doug-
Miss
Sylvia Chase on Thursday,
begins
May
12.
David
Bernstein
April 26
McCulloch
Bee
tn
MORE PEOPLE
avoided
in
Germany.
Per-
Ascher
have
las Brown and Miss
Two Guest Artists
haps most important, though, is will give the news flashes of the April 16, at which time Mrs. Shaf-
-
ARE CHANGING TO
been newly elected to the Fresh
lender of the League for Human
world
under
the
auspices
of
the
Sid Pollick, 11-year-old son of that there is a greater underlying
The annual dance of the Grod-
Air Society board of directors,
Rights
will
address
the
group
on
Detroit
Jewish
Chroniel..
Ilymie
Jacobson and Miriam
which membership includes: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W. Pollick, anti-Semitism among Poles than
Mr. Altman starts . sat due to the boycott situation in United ner Society of Detroit will be held Kressin are the two guest artists
Abraham Cooper, Mrs. Clarence 3210 Richton, was winner of the among Germans.
States, with particular reference on Sunday evening, April 26, at
falls
on
a
Monday
the
fact
that
"Certainly," he continued, "the
presented at Littman's Yiddish
H. Entrgass, Mrs. Morse Goldman, championship of McCulloch School
the Fort Wayne Hotel. Music will People's Theater this week-end,
Spelling Bee. Poliah government's policy is holiday, he has arranged to post- to the situation in Detroit.
Mrs. Sylvan Groaner, Mrs. Nate in the Detroit News
pone his Jewish program which he
bronze
medal
as
equally
as
vicious
as
the
Nazi
a
He
will
receive
be
furnished
by
Zang
Garber
and
Alexander Simpson, defense
S. Shapiro, Mrs. Andrew Wine-
holds every Monday from B to 8:30
Friday evening, Sunday matinee
man, Dr. Wm. H. Gordon, Abra- his reward. lie is now qualified to regime in Germany. The only &t- p. m., to Tuesday night at the counsel in the famous Hall-Mills his orchestra. Tickets can bo ob- and evening, in "The
the interscholastic finals ference Is that whereas the Ger-
American
case and the late Dwight W. Mor- tained from the members or at the
ham J. Levin and George M. enter
same
time.
in
sane
which will be held on April 24. mans are frankly outspoken
row's Democratic opponent for the door. All organizations are asked Litvack."
Stutz.
their anti-Semitism, the Poles
11i1 Sill IN 1141 OIIIN 110 1 '
These two stars have drawn
Macmillan Is bringing out "Anti- U. S. Senate, is one of the best
The next volume to be issued A first-class ping-pong player is seek to hide the true status behind
Semitism, Yesterday, Today and customers for Jewish and Hebrew to cooperate as the proceeds of this large audience.s wherever they ap-
THAN TO ANT OTHIP
e
by the Jewish Publication Society Ruth Assrons.
This Jewish girl, a veil of prof ssed diplomatic Tomorrow" by Rabbi Lee J. Levin- books . . . Some people say his affair will be used in aiding the peared. The play they are featured
nd
for the Jews.
destitute.
e by Gl um: of Hungary, friendship
grandfather was Jewish.
in is • musizt.1 comedy in two acts.
BUR IN AMIRif
of America will be Isaac Gold- trai
"In Poland, you learn to take ger.
now lives in New York.
berg's "Mordecai Noah."

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