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Asks Rabbi Israel
Help United Front
- I
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ON*
against war and Fascism.
•
Dr. Ward's reply to Rabbi Is-
rael's letter of resignation fol-
lows: •
. - Dear Mobil lerael:
. 1 OM .0 primed. and I must also • My
disappointed. thot you raw lit to Els°
publicity to your resignation before giv-
ing ua an opportunity fur discunel.
Bad this been done we might hoe
on .limn action
re chid
II/greet..
which would have PrOVNI more be.-
Wel to all the Inter.ls concerned than
that with which you so eurpri.d at
At leant you would have learned
that the manifesto of the Communion
Party of Peleentie, which you mutt.
In your letter to me hos been eltecifiv -
• ily repudiated
an error and you
would have had opportunity to chalk
on the factual correctness of your other
titaness...
"I an the more at • loon to und.•
eland your modeles and publicised resig-
nation wince I cannot but menus* Jul
knowledge of the facts that the Peel-
Bonof the CommunInt International
and the McBee of the Comstuniot Party
In Palestine antedate the formation of
the American League Againot War and
Fusel., by several years 'Ithe fart that
you strongly 'Rename with this poeitIon
and there tactico should no More com-
pel wont- reolutortion than It prevented
your joining with us
"A. you well know the League I'
commend of groups and individuate Si
differing political opinion. and .11110t.
beliefs who unite only for 'common re•
Cele.° to war and Fast.lern.. Ouch
united action no more implies accept-
ance of. or sympathy with, the ()On.-
mutt'. program in America or In Pal-
estine. than with the. program of the
Left Ponle Zion Party which le alw
an affiliate of the American Lusa.
Agelnot Star and freedom. It Is both
possible and proper for members and
efilliatee of the League to wassail pub-
lic dieaPProvel of policies o actions of
other nsembere of the League In mat-
ters °stelae the field of the league,
long as they do me In a manner that
I. not disruptive of the work of the
League. Theynot have to rade.
in order to have this freedom.
'The only action the American League
has taken In regard to the situation In
Pelentine be to support the enclosed
ate:omen( of 'Annie' which 0 being
nponnored in this country by the Left
Coale Zion Party. I may add that
Antlfa Ic Clillated with the World Com-
mittee Against War and ra.ism, a.
we are.
"I do nnt find In your letter any
complaint against the League's con-
duct of thin enough' no of the be-
havior of the CommunietParty In re-
lation to the policies and activities of
the League. It I. therefore, dearly
to he regretted that without any at-
tempt at adjustment, Ina moment when
the forces of reaction •re demonstrat-
ing their power, you ehould separate
yourself from en organleation In wheat
aline you believe and to who. work
You have made a Munificent contribu-
tion. We understand your deep concern
for the intrtents of Zionism but we
are sure you will agree that our first
con.rn an American citizens le the
struggle against American Fascism, Im-
periallem and war. Otherwl. you
would not have associated yourself with
' , It to .1111 more to be regretted that
the Immediate publicity given your let-
ter of reeignotion hex given atd and
comfort In the reactionary pre. to the
ettemlee of all the CAUPW11 you believe
In. You purely do not need to he re-
minded of the 1,551,- fete In More for
the American Jew. Mons with all other
racial end polities' minorities. If the
Faerlot fore. are Ode to triumph.
'They will win unless • sufficiently
powerful united front of all those who
helleve In freedom. Bien., peace and
culture le formal and held together.
As • leader of your race, In religion and
In the liberal forees of thle country
you have an expecial remponeibilitY In
this matter.
It to a difficult under-
taking.
You have been among the
ploneenv
Now you have caused • rift
which may be perious. Let me appeal
to you personally se well as officially
to do what you can to close It before
It. is too late.•
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resignation from the American lerague
Agana War and Murton. My realana-
lion was due to actions of certain ottte-
.1 representatives of the American
Communist Party, of which you are
not a member and over which you have
no control. 1 was not going to ask you
or the League to expel that Porte
enter. It changed Its tactic. reeording
Palestine. Yet that was the onle ...-
ditIon under which I could hae re-
mained with the 1..gue. There wan
nothing that you or I could de or
'rein by dl/scion of the matter. More-
over, the time In • critical 'me for
h a
and Paleotlne. My act., to
have Cunneen. In accord with my
profound oymnathiem and constetion.
had to be immedletr, once I had
reached my der
"Kee
"Relthember, my dear friend. that
this le not the fleet time that the
Anierleon Communist Party has acted
In thin manner.
In MIL
although
Frelhelt'a fired
w. to call the
slaughter of Yews in retentive 'pv•
Pr me,' two days later. at the ism-
mend of the political bureau of the
Communist Party. It changed Its lone
and wilfully rniorepreeented the cal..
Laid November. It termed the Al. IOUS
gely
Communiet Centres. a for-
se
gery, only to he en:herr...I by -base
Commun..
thernsolvee,
when they proudly admitted its •uthen-
7739 John R. St.
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a daughter, Mrs. Ida Vidaver and
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LA 4500
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parlarnssa
ley.
And In Oil. present criela. the
American Communion Party ha not
rely end urxed the calumniation, of
Zionism by the Palestinian Commun•
itte. but It hoe, Ott.. Ile leader',
IleiltaWnY end oluin •tel Browder and
its publleations. The Dolly Worker. and
P.111elt, male a veritable virulent cru•
ente of Its attai,. Oiling pages of
mint and conducting public nwelings
- Do you think for • moment that
I net any pleaoure out of this realer
who? Far from Ill I hate taken
this art ion with heavy heart. Pint of
ell, there le my regret that the actions
on the Anterlean Comment. Party have
made a real united front Impooeible.
But how can I take oolously the claims
or thle group to an uncompromisInIr
anti-reacist program when It Is en-
' inning • Poleottnien policy which play.
Into the hen. of the Feeelst fore.
of Patent'', the big Arab land-holding
exploiting clam and the (term. Nall
end Boll. Faciet agitators? I tonere
Y. thot I have no sympathy with Hell-
imperielion, but I would think more
I then twice before arrepiing No.. or
Fond.) as the alternative. Yet that
, la the practical effect of the Commu-
Met ;minty In PaleMine.
"Sly xecond /source of keen motor at
lily action, enforced by cirtumrtenceo.
14 my int WISP regard for you •nd all
that you represent. Privately and from
hublic platforms. I have again and
again proclaimed my belief that you
ere the real modern religious prophet
In the field of social lattice. and that
the rest of tie are so far behind you
Met there Is hardly a comparison. Yet
enen a prophet can err, and In this
lemon.. probably Iowan.e you do not
understand the deeper implicatione of
t he P•leetntian Ritual Ion you cannot
roeilee how. In reality, the Communist
pooltIon there le a betrayal of the
world fight again. r'asclem. The - French
communist.. reallaing thle. have repud-
led the action of them Paleetinian
fools. lied the American Comniuntst
Party the courage and vision to have
done likewise, this losue for me would
nen, have come to a climes
"I have carefully read the Antlfa
statement to which you refer in your
letter. As • general upreulon of at-
titude, It le an excellent document. I
find -no fault with it as • declaration
of principle.
But. on the other hand,
one nine cobaider the so urce of any
ouch statement. The Annie Is • left•
wing minority which malt off the mall
left-wing Paleetinian Pottle Zion about
two yea. ago.
It le fundamentally
I'onttnuniet,
it. hereditary "faint of
IteIng the only thing which
prevents theonsummation of Its de-
voutly winh.1-for desire to be admitted
to the official inn. of (communism. It
does not represent • united front of
.nil-Feeciet grout. In 1.111.111., More.
over. the statement which It makes as
to tie goal conalet• of work which is
&dually beingcarried on by the Hla-
tedruth. Why
It that the group com-
prising the Antifa
has
consletently
adopted an antagonielic attitude toward
the Bletadruth's program, remising at
the extreme left fringe of the Biota-
'truth membership only because It can-
not get Into the Communion ranks?
How. then, can you expect anyone to
nut credence In adroitly worded gener-
anti. by • group which hen failed com-
pletely to co-operate with the. °te-
mente which constitute the only bul-
wark against Pasciem in Palestine. The
acceptenee by the American League
V.V. War end Fes.sm of this An-
nie organization and its declantion In
no way rids the league of the accts..
lion of actionng those who are aiding
to wreck Zionists and build up Fes.
dem In Patent..
"Understand, I do not claim egem•
pier' view « for either the Jew or
ZIonient. We hove made many mis-
taken. Certain Jews •nd certain Zion-
Ie. hove Imes guilty and are still guilty
of a chauvinlem which 1 abominate and
against which I carry on constant op-
pooltion. Tel I would hove you know
that the dominant element In the Zion-
ist movement today, the Ilistadruth or
Paleittlne Jewleh Labor Federation. Is
building a Jewieh nationallem in Pales-
tine under moot dillIcult conditions,
which despite these conditions, le lees
chnuyinintic and store univernelletic
than any other nationililliom In the
world today, not even exeludIng Humbs.
And that eeme group, which has the
and support of the majority
of the Zionlet movement all over th•
world, le carrying on prectIcat pmieru
of a demoeratic co-operative economic
nature which may possibly become the
modern elastic example of a truly Just
1.0111.1 order.
All this the Pal.tinien
Coinmunists- and Incidentally, those
who comprise the Antlfa-blindly at-
tack and that attack the American
Comm.'. Party equally blindly ce-
p....
I would be • fool Indeed to
continue a united front with those who
Balmto fight world Packm, yet who
help tn deetrey modal and Induntrial
detnocrecy In Patron..
el know that the problem of Arab
and Jew in Palestine le anInvolved
and difficult one. I have sailedIt
'lovely. end I know that it must be
solved withreal junthe to both groups.
to the Aro. who have filtered into the
rountry In the loot centuries and to the
yews who though separated front It
,onna.ire
1
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ZIONIST CONCLAVE
PROGRAM OUTLINED
(CONCLUDED FltOst
FANNIE BINDER
of 4721 Third St, 45 years old,
died on June 23. Funeral serviees
were held on Jpne 25 with inter-
ment in Oakview Cemetery. She
is survived by her husband, Isaac
and a sister, Rose Edelhertz.
IRVING ABRAMSOHN
of 4 650 Audubon Ave., 43 years
old, died on June 23. Funeral
services were held on June 26
with interment in Forestlawn
Cemetery. Ile is survived by his
wife, Florence Seehlin Abramoola•
and two brothers, Roy and Philip
and a sister, Eva.
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PAGE NNE)
of the past year in Zionism by
Mr. Rothenberg. will follow. The
remainder of the Sunday after-
noon session will be devoted to a
memorial service to the late Na-
hum Sokolow, world Zionist lead-
er, participated in by Prof. Salo
Baron of Columbia University,
Menahem Ribalow, editor of Ha-
door, Abraham Goldberg and Dr.
Solomon Goldman of Chicago.
The Sunday evening program
Is of a cultural nature, including
dancing and musical numbers by
Mme. Sara Osnath-Halevi, noted
Palestine mime and dancer, Si-
meon Belison, of the Philharmonic
Orchestra, and his string quar-
tet, and Moshe Rudnow, cantor
of Temple Emanu-El, an address
by the distinguished novelist,
Ludwig Lewisohn, who will take
as his theme "Racial and Re-
ligious Freedom in the United
States."
Young Judaea Convention to Be
In New Orleans
Requests for delegates' creden-
tials are pouring into the national
headquarters of Young Judaea in
New York City from all parts of
the country for the 28th annual
Koach Toe convention of Young
Judaea to be held in New Orleans
from July 2 to 5.
for almost 1,000 yurs, have never
coaled to regard It as their homeland,
Thig Is not an *any leek. but let me
inform you that the Jewiah labor Fed.
eretion has been making significant
atridea in thle direction. I spent the
summer of 1530 in PLIP11i11., and par.
Ocularly Muffled the Arab situation. It
le my firm conviction that a Bon and
equitable solution to (hie Intricate
problem I. pn.ible. In fact, Incense-
lug underetentlings were being achieved.
But tine Communiet• by their ernens
ere not only Impeding and overthrow•
Ing thin fine congested. work. They
are playing Into the hands of Arab
exploiting Smut,. who are organizing
company unions to offset the real labor
movement brought to the Arab. by the
Jewish Morita... They are helping keep
the Arab ma.. In the feudal .thlem
from which the activities of Jewish
lab. In Palestine le rowing them.
'Ito yes know the real rowan for
the Arab anti-Jewlait feeling?
Aside
from the war-born cheuvinlom of a
Peleellnian Arab youth group. It le
primarily the antegonlem of the sever-
al big feudal Arab land-holding fam•
Mee to the Jewish emencipatitto of the
Arab serf. I refer you to an article
by IL N, Brellsford which appeared In
the Baltimore Mtn, Tuesday, June 8,
1118. I am eendinu you • ceps, And,
as you well know, Mr. Bralleford
not a Jewish propagandist. nor Is he •
British Imperialia.
Is your fine lid well-tempered tot-
ter. you acme. 'no of Westing a Oft.'
I usurp you I have created no rift.
I did not urge the American Comm.
nists to heney theanti-FR.1M fight
by playing the °rand MOBS. Munro-
and Ilitier's Rama lit rbleetIns.
Furthermore, you appeal to ma to re-
member what will happen le ths
the Amt.. Jew If Fascism comae to
America. You know that t realize that
full well, 1 ant convineed. however,
that even more terrible thin. will ha'•
pen to the Jewish body and end. not
only In America but In the whole
world, If Feeder's come.. to Palektine,
and con. It will, If the sabotaging of
the present ZIonlet movement grows
•pace.
"I joined the American League
Againet Wear and F11/1421/1111 to make a
'common reshilanes to War and Fat-
The moot dominant. or certainly
the moat •Igreadve group In the League
hat betrayed that rause by 10 ardent
espousi of an attitude which glue
rosifort and strength to Fascia force.
In Palestine. I need not tell you that
the anneal° •gainst Fascism Is world-
Ida and not only American.
It le
therefore my firm ronvictIon that the
eel'. of the official American Com-
mented. with regard to Paleollne has
made • farce of our united tight agaltett
Petulant. cannot be • party to such
a farce. I Intend to continue, unabated,
ridicu-
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Federal Asphalt Products, Inc
(a Michigan Corporation)
Remaining of Original Offering of 293,000 Shares
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PRICE, $1.00
CAPITALIZATION
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207,000 Share
293,000 Share
HISTORY AND BUSINESS
Asphalt Products, Inc., is the only manufacturer of asphalt roofings and shingles in the state of Michigan. Production
was begun April I, 1936, with a very substantial volume of business from established trade outlets. TN" volume has increased
Federal
steadily, reaching a point beyond normal expectations which has necessitated the stepping up of operations from t-hour to
12-hour shifts.
PLANT AND EQUIPMENT
The company occupies a fine, modern plant consisting of four buildings located on a main junction siding of the Michigan
Central Railroad and fronting on Federal Avenue, Detroit. New equipment of the very latest type and designed expressly fo:
the company, facilitates speedy production and low cost operating efficiency without any sacrifice in quality or manufacturing
with
perfection. An expansion program, including the addition of second complete manufacturing unit, is already under way.
the probability of just such expansion in view, the plant was originally designed to accommodate an additional manufacturing unit
with the result that it will be added with relatively little cost and without any interruption in operations.
PRODUCTS
Federal Asphalt ProduCts, Inc., products roofing products for every type of building and in wide variety, including asphalt
shingles, in a large assortment of designs and colors, roll roofings, waterproof felts, etc. In addition to the well established
roofing market the company is interesting itself particularly in the developing of outlets through motor Car manufacturers.
Officials state that the automotive trade, already a large user of asphalt products, represents an extremely large and attractive
market which will be especially important to the company because of its proximity to the motor industry. The additional
manufacturing unit mentioned above has been designed particularly to meet the needs of the automotive industry.
MARKETS
Federal products are sold on a wholesale basis to recognized trade outlets including hardware, lumber, roofing and Lett metal
jobbers throughout the country. Due to freight savings, the company enjoys distinct advantage, over firms outside the state in
supplying the Detroit trade and industrial areas. The plant is operated with low overhead. and this plus the production efficiency
and
of its new and modern equipment, enables profitable distribution of its products throughout a wide territory in the East
Middle West. Recent increased building activities have afficted the roofing market very favorably. Reports authorized by the
Department of Commerce reveal an increase of more than 407s in shipments of prepared asphalt roofings during the first four
months of 19)6 as compared with the same period in 1933.
MANAGEMENT
its products have been on the market less than three months. the ability of its executive and management staff
already has been impressively reflected in the pacers attained to date. Nathan Fishman, President and General Manager, is one
of the best known figures in the roofing industry, having been associated with the businesa for many years. The unusual progress
made by the company in so short a time emphasizes recognition of his competence. Associated with him are men with records of long
and successful experience in the industry. C. J. Dunham, Sales Manager, was for fifteen year; identified with the Sales Depart-
ments of two of the country's largest roofing manufacturers. C. F. Humble, Superintendent of Production, hat been in the manu-
facturing end of the bunions for more than twenty years. Officer, are: Nathan Fuhman, President; Edward R. Stanton, Vice
President; A. 0. Barsky, Secretary; Meyer M. Fishman. Treasurer.
Although
PURPOSE OF FINANCING
the
Approximately one-half of the proceeds of this financink will be used to pay off indebtedness and
remaining half for corporate purposes.
For Prospectus and Other Information Call or Write
FEDERAL ASPHALT PRODUCTS, INC.
1749 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
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64,500 Shares
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