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Vol. XXXVIII No. 13
BRITAIN IS URGED
NOT TO YIELD TO
ARAB DEMANDS
World Jewish Congress Em-
phasizes Need for New
Immigration
BOYCOTT OF GERMANY
URGED IN RESOLUTION
Negotiate With Russia on
Status of Zionism and
Hebrew Language
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1936
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
ADOLPH FREUND IS Jews of Palestine Warn They Will Fight
CALLED BY DEATH
AT THE AGE OF 89 To Stop Arab Terrorism; Violence During
POOR FATHER COUGHLIN!
An Open Letter to the Catholic Church
Poor Father Coughlin! For years he has preached the word of God, quoted
the Bible, set out as a teacher of religion to advocate brotherhood and good Will
Eminent B'nai B'rith Leader
among men. But he has failed to put into practice these cardinal virtues. Judg-
Had Been III for
ing by his outbursts during the past few days, he has misinterpreted Biblical
Several Weeks
Law, has abused an entire people, has sought to instigate the great American
people to prejudice, has slandered and insulted the people from whose Holy
WAS RESIDENT HERE
Books he has been taught his religion.
FOR PAST 72 YEARS
We find it very difficult to be angry with Father Coughlin. We are rather
Had
a
Most Interesting Bus-
inclined to believe that he ought to be pitied, that he should be made an object
iness and Social
of sympathy by all right-thinking men and women. We are encouraged by th6
Career
country-wide evidences of friendship for the Jewish people and the condemna-
tions of the Royal Oak preacher. But in a great effort to be calm and not to
News of the death of Adolph
lose our balance in the face of almost insane and certainly inane advice to Jewry,
"Daddy" Freund at the age of
we cannot help but sit back and feel a sense of pity that a person ordained to
89 at his home, 52 Chicago Blvd.,
preach to a great religious people should be so irresponsible, so free to misrep 7
last Tuesday night, came as a
complete shock to all who knew
resent the truth.
this interesting and beloved corn-
We are inclined rather to direct our criticism at the outstanding digniL
munity leader. "Daddy" Freund,
for the past 72 years a resident
taries in the Catholic Church, who have permitted a member of their officia)
of Detroit, began feeling ill shoa-
family to run wild, to be so loose in the use of language that so definitely incite to
1 ly before he left Miami, Fla., and
race and religious prejudices. Obsessed with a self-imposed imission to "drive
upon his return to Detroit was
the money changers out of the Temple," Father Coughlin has made it a point to
mention only Jewish names, to give the impression that only Jews are money
changers, to emphasize the myth that the Jewish people—which is so small in
numbers and which has never been so sorely in need of Christian co-operation
and sympathy as in the present period of political and economic oppression ill
Eastern and Central Europe and in numerous other countries in the world-4-
is dolminating the world in finance and in politics. The impression is also given
by this preacher that in this country especially we are controlling the political
situation and are dominating the actions of our Presidents. The charges are so
stupid that to attempt to answer them becomes a matter, almost, of self-degrada-
tion. But when such tttacks are constantly repeated and are even credenced by
repetition; when such charges occasionally begin to assume an aspect of endorse-
ment by the great Catholic Church, we feel that we must direct the appeal to
this important religious group and to call upon them once again to put into
practice their tradition for justice to mankind.
It is needless for us to call the attention of the Catholic Church to the nu-
merous Papal pronouncements condemning persecutions and coming to the de-
fense of Jewish and other oppressed groups. Gregory, the Great, often protected
the Jewish people. Pope Alexander VI was most favorably inclined towards the
Jews. Cardinal Ganganelli, (1705-1774) who became Pope Clement XIV, has
LATE ADOLPH FREUND
for all time made the Jewish people his debtors because of the powerful official
statement he prepared with the approval of the Catholic Church condemning the
taken to Harper Hospital and was
most outrageous of all charges against our people--that of the ritual 'murder lie.
discharged Aug. 8, and placed
under the personal care of his
Thus, one Pope after another has expressed friendship for the Jewish peo-
son, Dr. Hugo Freund.
ple, and above all, came to the defense of oppressed minorities and emphatically
Services were held at Temple
Beth El, Friday morning. Dr.
urged the establishment of a true human order which must be devoid of bias and
Leo
M. Franklin and Rabbi Leon
discrimination.
Fram officiated. Burial took
Father Coughlin threatens to destroy much of the good that is on record to
place in Woodmere Cemetery.
Came to U. S. ■ at 17
the credit of the Catholic Church. Instead of cementing good will, he is inject-
Born March 13, 1847, in Mit-
ing the poison of hatred. Instead of dignifying Catholic idealism, he sinks to the
witz, Bavaria, "Daddy" Freund
lowest depths and chants the Hymn of Hate.
was the third oldest of eight chil-
dren of Abraham Hirsch and
We refuse to believe that the Catholic Church will permit one of her sons to
„arie
oenigsberger Freund. The
H
continue to carry on such a campaign of indecent instigation to prejudice. and.-ELf4k , - village
of hii ti-itritrorded but
misrepresentation of facts. We call upon the Catholic Church to call a halt to
meager educational facilities,
Father Coughlin's actions which are as much an insult to his Church as they are
mainly a German Protestant
school, and only occasional He-
to the Jewish people.
Last Week Results in Death of Many Jews
Hebrew Press Tells Government that Unless Adequate Security
is Provided Jews May Be Compelled to Rely on
Themselves for Self-Protection
JEWISH AGENCY DEMANDS GOVERNMENT TAKE STEPS
TO PREVENT RECURRENCE OF BOMBING OUTRAGES
Protest to Great Britain on Palestine's Riots Registered by World
Jewish Congress; Delegation Outlines Grievances
Before British Spokesman at Basle
GENEVA (W N S — Palcor
Agency)—The League of Nations
as well as Great Britain, manda-
tory power for Palestine, were
urged "not to yield, even tempor-
arily, to the presssure of terror-
ism, murder and sabotage, but to
RESUME OF LATEST OCCURRENCES IN PALESTINE
remain firm in loyalty to the sol-
Fifty thousand Jews attended the funeral of the two nurses murdered in Jaffa. High Com-
emn pledges embodied in the Bal-
missioner Wisuchope exp
d his sorrow over the brutal murders of innocent people.
four Declaration and the League
The latest atrocities resulted in complete cessation of railroad traffic between Tel Aviv ■
and
Mandate," in a resolution unani-
Jaffa.
mously adopted by the World
A new appeal has been issued by the Jewish National Council of Palestine to the Jews of
Jewish Congress, which was mov-
the world to use every effort to compel that • stop be put to the horrors throughout the country.
ed by recurrent rumors regard-
The Jewish death toll has already reached 69 and feeling is running higher than ever before.
ing the possibility of a suspension
A demand has been made that all Jews in Palestine be permitted to arm for self-defense.
of Jewish immigration to l'ales-
tine. The resolution "affirms the
determination of the Jewish peo-
ple to live in peaceful co-opera-
tion with their Arab neighbors
on a basis of mutual respect for
the rights of each to make a con-
tribution to the development of
their common country."
Referring to the present dis-
orders in Palestine and the
forthcoming visit of the Royal
Commission of Investigation,
the Congress resolutions says:
"In view of the proposals
on April 19. "We are for peace, but if we are constrained to fight, we are prepared," it
and the demands to the man-
datory power for the temporary
was declared by Haaretz, Hebrew daily of Tel Aviv.
suspension of immigration during
Jewish deaths as the disorders enter d their 18th week included an 8-year-old
the sittings of the Royal Commis-
girl, killed by the explosion of a bomb which, injuring a score of others, was hurled
sion, whose adoption would in the
future set up a principle of limi-
into Ilerzl Street, Tel Aviv, by Arabs in a passing freight train; Julius Vagshall, a
tation based on political grounds,
German Jewish refugee, who had been on guard duty at the colony Mikveh Israel;
the World Jewish Congress sol-
and four Jews, including a young woman, who were murdered by Arabs outside of
emnly declares that the right of
Haifa, whither they were returning from a picnic. A funeral procession of 30,000
immigration to Eretz Israel is a
fundamental right of the Jewish
gathered to pay a last tribute t
people!. Any violation thereof
the four Ilaifa victims, and hun-
dreds of Jewish workers suspend-
would constitute a violation of
ed work for a half hour's silent
the spirit and letter of the Man-
tribute, At Tel Aviv thousands of
date. The Congress solemnly af-
Jews gathered to follow the fu-
firms its conviction that any arti-
neral procession for Vagshall, but
ficial suspension or limitation of
were suddenly dispersed at the last
immigration, however temporary,
moment when the Government Dis-
would be an act of injustice and
trict authorities announced that a
cruelty against the Jewish masses
Kurt Peiser Outlines Aid Provided to Important Overseas public funeral would be prohibited.
throughout the world who are vi-
Agencies
and
to
Hies
by
Contributors
to
Federation
Jewish Agency's Demands
tally interested in the preserva-
The Jewish Agency has demand-
tion of Jewish rights in Palestine.
Drive; Urges Prompt Payments on Pledges
ed
that
the Government take steps
In the light of the desperate Jew-
to assure the non-recurrence of
ish plight in many countries there
Detroit contributors to Allied since all services and kitchen fa- bomb outrages such as that at Tel
is an urgent need for new im-
Jewish Campaigns of the Jewish cilities are donated by Berlin Aviv, or that, if such assurance
migration possibilities, which em-
Jews.
cannot be provided, that passenger
brew teaching. Adolph's father, Welfare Federation have aided,
phasizes the renewed importance
According to Mr. Peiser, the
a man of exceptional knowledge with fund, to overseas relief Joint Distribution Committee train service from Jaffa be stop-
of I'alestine as a center of Jewish
ped. A similar demand was voiced
r
t aveage
o he
immigration."
conside re d far abve
agencies, not only in providing contributed $300,000 during 1935 by the Jewish Community Council
Favor Boycott of Germany
merchat
n , sought for better ad-
vantage for the education of his relief for German-Jewish refu- for the rehabilitation of Jews in of Tel Aviv. The District Commis-
Other resolutions adopted cov-
Germany. His report tells how
children. In 1859, at the age of gees and for oppressed Jews in the J. D. C. program of aid to the sioner for the South of Palestine
ered the Nazi regime and the care
s l esn t e r jori n ni i n e the Germany, but also in establishing Jews in Germany was carried out has conveyed to the Tel Aviv
of refugees from Germany; the
Municipality the regrets of the
a means of transporting refug es
1{7'( e
status of the Jewish religion in
through the channels of the government and its sympathy fur
Institute (Mandel-Schule) in
Russia; minority rights for Jews
Reichvertretung
and
the
Zentral
Bavaria,
from
countries
of
oppression
to
the
victims.
Marktbreit am Main ,
in lands governed by post-war
ccomp s men s Are lfrom
The ancient town of Tiberias,
Radio Preacher Challenges Lauds Work of J. D. C. ut E ta
St es Aliht
which he graduated at 14, lands which provide colonization Ausschuss, which the J. D. C.,
treaties; and anti-Semitism, the
with
the
co-operation
of
Jewish
in
which
Jews have been threat-
of Ad e q uate Fun d s ;
to A ccept Id
eas
Jews
M eager Because o f Lac k
anti-Nazi boycott and migration.
He was then apprenticed by his facilities for them.
leaders in Germany, helped or- ened for several days, was the
parents with a commercial house
Believes Boycott of Nazis Fails
With the prediction that "there
of Christ
Kurt Peiser, executive director ganize in
scene of armed engagements be-
in the university city of Heidel- of the Jewish Welfare Federation
would be no fear of a world war
tween Arab snipers and troops as-
Emigration
1 1 93t 3 i on Program
berg, which afforded him an op- under whose auspices the Allied
if England and France boycotted
'
sisted by an airplane. Two Arabs
BOSTON
(W
N
S)
—
Charging
Mr.
Peiser'a
statement
on
the
portunity
to
acquire
additional
Nazi Germany for six months,
Jewish
Campaigns
are
being
con-
were reported killed. An Armenian
knowledge and a general culture. ducted, this week made known the service rendered with funds of was killed, and five Arabs and one
Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum of New Father Coughlin with attempting
o
"arouse
class
discontent
and
the
Allied
Jewish
Campaigns
also
Because of the limited advan- facts that with the aid of funds
York, chairman of the committee t
British soldier were wounded as
tages in the commercial field, and of the Joint Distribution Com- reveals that IIIAS (Hebrew Shel- a Jaffa-Lydda train was shot at
of Economic Defense and Boy-If an the flames of religious bigot-
also being confronted with many mittee, one of the beneficiaries of tering and Immigrant Ald So- near Tel Aviv. Six casualties oc-
cott, presented a revolution, r p. " Joseph A. Conry, Catholic
years of military service, Adolph, the local campaign, the Juedische ciety), one of the Federation ben. eured among Arab terrorists who
which was unanimously adopted, ayman and member of Congress,
at 17, became a member of a Heimspeisung soup kitchens in eficiaries, has adopted an enlarg- attacked a convoy near Kalkilyeh,
calling upon Jews and all other nnounced that Catholic laymen
re
organizing
a
national
move-
a
party of relatives and friends who Berlin served 73,083 free meals ed program of extending greater but were driven off by troops.
peoples to join the boycott of
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Nazi goods and services. Taking ment to combat the activities of
Curfew in Tiberias
and distributed 18,292 food pack- aid to Jewish emigrants from
he
radio
priest.
"While
the
or-
cognizance of Nazi attacks on
A curfew prohibiting citizens
ages during the last six months. Eastern Europe and Germany to
Jews, the resolution declares: ganization is essentially intended
Food services to needy families countries overseas, where oppor- from being on the streets between
to
combine
the
lay
Catholic
for-
"The Jewish people take up the
in Berlin increased 1,722 in meals tunities for permanent settle- 7 p. m. and 5 a. m. has been pro-
challenge forced upon them. The ces which disapprove of Father
I served and 3,166 in food pack- ments are available. Ile an- claimed In Tiberias as the author-
World Jewish Congress proclaims Coughlin's behavior," Mr. Conry
ages distributed as compared to nounced that the problem of Jew- ities made efforts to allay rising
its solidarity with the anti-Nazi said, "it would welcome the sup-
the Juedische Ileimspeisung's ac- ish migration, a matter of con- tension between Arabs and Jews
boycott movement as a spontane- port and assistance of members
tivities for the previous year. Mr. cern to Jews all over the world, there. A contributing cause to the
of
all
denominations
which
share
ous weapon in the Jewish defense ,
Peiser,' in his report, also stated was considered by the Paris Con- excitement. among • the Arabs was
this
common
view."
Prominent
Author
and
Edu-
against Nazi attacks." The reso-
that from 250 to 300 persons are ference in which representatives the funeral there of an Arab who
Coughlin's Challenge
lution further appeals "to all
cator Is Selected by
fed daily by that organization from organizations in 31 coun- was shot by an unidentified sniper
CI.EVELAND
(WNS)—Blam-
friends of humanity and justice,
which has no overhead expenses tries participated. It was con- on a Jaffa-Lydda train as it passed
Sharrey Zedek
yoked and held under the aus- near Tel Aviv.
who are interested in the main- ing the Jews for everything is
pices of the IIIAS-ICA Emigra-
E.
Charles
The strike movement among
tenance of the highest values of Ilitlerism, Father
Mordecai I. Soloff, nationally
tion Association, the recognized Arabs In the Haifa port area
civilization, to associate t hem- Coughlin, Detroit radio priest,
prominent
as
an
educator
and
as
world-wide agency serving Jewish seemed to be dissipating as about
selves with the fight against the told 11,000 of his followers at the
MAURICE ARONSSON
author of textbooks for Jewish
migrants.
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principles and the anti-Semitic first convention of the National
(Photo Taken on Board the S. S. Kungsholm)
educational schools, on Wednesday
Union for Social Justice. Father
The carrying out of the ex-
policy of Nazidom."
assumed the newly created position
The
tragedy
of
Jewish
refugees
and
all
are
engaged
in
business,
Coughlin
devoted
four
para-
tended immigrant aid program
Resolution on Immigration
many of them commanding tin- of educational director of Congre-
he stated, which has among its
Another resolution asked the graphs of his opening address to and the manner in which it affects portant positions in the industriallgation Shaarey Zedek. His selec-
a review of the persecution of more fortunate Jewries in Europe
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spircincipal objectives the finding of
Jews by Christianity. In his clos- was described this week by Maur- life of the country. Under such cir- tion for this post was made known Arrangements Completed at
w outlets for refugees from
ing speech he again reverted to ice Aronsson who just returned cumstances there are. naturally, earlier in the week by Maurice II.
Germany and for immigrants
Cleveland
Meeting
anti-Semitism, challenging "every with Mrs. Aronsson from a five no relief problems for the Jews Zackheim, president of Congrega-
from
Eastern Europe, has been
Last Sunday
of Sweden themselves. The exist- tion Shaarey Zedek and by Rabbi
Jew in this nation to tell me that weeks' stay in Sweden.
entrusted to the IRAS-ICA agen-
th admirable work or ing relief committees function as A. M. Ilershman.
he does or does not believe in"
cy which maintains permanent Latest Remittance Makes a
L au di ng e
Mr. :war will have complete
the principle of love thy neigh- the American Jewish Joint Dis- dues-paying agencies, and all re- charge
Plans for the co-ordination of contact with affiliated organize-
of the islucational
and so.
Total of $6,000 Sent
Committee which,
in co-
lief to transients or reugees
Be inter-community
social service ef- lions and committeea
bor as thyself. Asserting
that
refugees
i Poland
in,
cial
program
of
the
Shaarey
Zedek.
forts were made at a joint meet- Lithuania,
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from Detroit
the National Union for Social
nce, Germ Latvia, Rumania,
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OPPOSITE EDIT IRIALI
ing
of
the
program
and
the
execu.
Justice is a Christian organization operation
with
Jewries
throughout
Germany, Holland, Bel-
a
Rabbis and Presidents to "in that we believe in the prin- the world, is making it possible
live committees of the East Cen- Fr
Argentina,
"in
for thousands of refugees to find
South Africa, Ar
An additional check for 51,000
um.
Consider Means of Aid-
tral States Regional Conference . g B
0•1.usen TURN TO LAST PAGE) homes outside of the countries of
Cuba
P eru
ziru
l, U
a
for the relief of Jewish Sufferers
held ut the Oakwood Country Culb
ing Polish Jews
•
persecution Mr. Aronsson never-
rnd Y'other c.ountries .
an n
in Cleveland en Sunday, Aug. 18. The IIIAS-ICA also closely co- in Poland was mailed this week to
theless said that only a proportion-
Under the chairmanship of i operates in many countries, with the national office of the American
A special meeting of rabbis and
ate few are helped because funds
Henry Wineman, chairman of the I the local Palestine offices of the
presidents of congregations to con-
are lacking. With larger allotments
•
Committee Appeal in New Y.
board
of governors of the eis
sider the tragic plight of Polish
from communities like De
woit Jewish Agency for Palestine to by the treasurer, Joseph 11. Ehr
Freshmen
Arrangements
ifare Federation of De'r
Jewry and to devise ways to aid
whose Allied Jewish Campaign is University Ma
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lich, making a total of $6,000 sen
Rabbi
Leon
Fram
has
returned
Before
or
After
Holy
Day,
Following
Intercession
important decisions were reached
them has been called by the De-
the contributing agency to refugee
from Detroit since the beginning o
at this meeting relative to future
troit branch of the American Com- from his vacation in the west and relief funds, Mr. Aronsson believes,
by Dr. A. M. Hershman
the drive.
will
occupy
the
pulpit
of
-Temple
Federation activities in the var-
mittee Appeal for the relief of
that a much greater amount of
Beth El again next Saturday
A special effort during the
Jews in Poland.
Hersh- (erred to me because of Dean Dar- ious cities represented in the con-
Intercession
by
Dr.
A.
morning
Aug.
22
at
10
o'clock.
Ile
good
could
be
accomplished.
few weeks by the officers and a
This gathering will take place
ference, which includes the fol-
Anti-Semitic Threat
man, rabbi of Congregation Shan- nell s absence from the city.
five workers of the Detroit brine
on Tuesday, Aug. 25, at It p. m., at will begin a series of sermons on
lowing
states:
Ohio,
Michigan,
The tragedy of the existing situ- rep Zedek, in behalf of Jewish appreciate the inconvenience caused Western Pennsylvania, Kentucky,
of the American Committe Appea
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, 2900 the Book of Deuteronomy, which
is the traditional Scriptural read- anon as revealed by Mr. Aronsson, students at Wayne University,I by having our registration for West Virginia and Indiana. In
to collect on outstanding pled
W. Chicago Blvd.
is
reflected in the fact that Jews brought an assurance from Don S.' Freshmen on the days of the Jew-
in addition to obtaining new con
All
preparations
have
been
com-
The call issued under the joint ing for the summer months.
in countries like Sweden are corn- Miller, assistant dean, that theyitsh festivals. To avoid this diffi• addition to Mr. IN meman, those
Rabbi
Fram,
who
has
travelled
tributions brought a flow of mor
signatures of Henry 51. Abramo-
at Sunday's session pleted for the High Holy Day serv- which enabled Mr. Ehrlich to d i
only on will not be affected by the setting' culty, we are arranging for the in attendance
vitz, chairman of Detroit's drive many times in Europe, Asia and gelled to care for refugees time,
Kurt
Peiser,
executive
di-
were:
adelphia- patch this third allotment to
a
Mr. aside of the two days of Rosh Ha-' registration of Freshmen on the
temporary
basis.
For
•
Latin•America,
took
occasion
this
to raise $25,000 for the relief of
afternoon and evening of Sept. 16, rector of the Detroit Federation, ices to be held at the Phil
rst, me Aronsson pointed out, there was a shnnah as registration days.
national chairman. Benjamin W
Jews in Poland, and Rabbi Joshua summer to visit for the first
Instead of being compelled to beginning at 4 p. m. This will secretary of the East Central Byron and Tuxedo-Holmur Talmud ter, for transmission to Pot
and threat of a possible spread of anti
S. Sperka, chairman of the com- the national parks of the west
California. lie will be Semitism in Sweden with the in- register on Rosh Ilashonah or auf- make it possible for the Jewish States Regional Conference; Miss Torahs.
The appeal is made again to
mittee on religious organizations, southern
At
the
Philadelphia-Byron
the
occupied the next few weeks in flux of refugees. In order to dis- fering the consequences of late students to register at that time. Melvyn Wachner. Ben Holub and
states in part: "We ask you in
"If some of them cannot regis- Morris Sacks of Akron; David famous cantor Reb Feivel Sobolow who have not yet responded in
good. I registrations Jewish students will
nu.teria! aid for the Jews
who
the name of the 3,500,000 Jew- competing the final details for the pense the greatest amount of
be able to register without penalty I ter then, we shall be pleased to Livingston of Canton; Maurice will officiate. Cantor Sobolow,
land to send contributions to
ish victims of cruel religious and opening of Beth El College of the existing committees in Sweden
6 p. m. on wednes-i permit them to register without , Sievers of Cincinnati; Mrs. Sieg- is also known as "The Blinder eph II. Ehrlich, treasurer,
wish
Studies,
the
Temple
Reli-
and
other
Scandinavian
countries
between
4
and
J
e
economic persecution to be present gious School and the Open Forum have organized relief committees !day evening, Sept. 16. or on Mon- I penalty on Monday, Sept. 21. if I mund Herzog, Edward M. Baker, Chazon," has made himself famous
Gratiot Ave.
at this meeting and give our com-
le Beth El. Fuil announce- which care for refugees for whom day, Sept. 21, provided they bring they will bring written statements Maurice Bernnn, Philip Bern- in America and Canada with his
New Contributions
mittee the benefit of your valuable f Tem
stein, Philip Frankel, S. Gold- melodious voice and his artistic
merits of these institutions and ac- they provide temporary shelter tan- 1 written statements from rabbis of from the rabbis Si their congrega-
counsel and guidance."
rendering
of
the
services.
Flamer.
S.
P.
Halle
and
W.
J.
Irwin 1. Cohn, A. Roses aid
tivities will be issued at the be- til means are provided for their their congregations indicating their tions that it was necessary for
Invitations to Detroit rabbis
At
the
Tuxedo-liolmur,
Cantor
I
Schoenberger
of
Cleveland;
Miss
Frigid
Food
Products Co. heat
them
to
be
absent
on
Sept.
17
and
permanent settlement in Palestine , absence from religious reasons.
and presidents of congregations to ginning of September.
Rose Sugerman of Columbus; Jacob Skolnick of Detroit will offi. list of generous cootribotoes
, 18 for religious reasons.
Mr. Miller's Letter
While in California, Rabbi Fram or in South American countries. i
attend this meeting have also been
Is well week. including Mrs. Jennie
elate.
Cantor
Skolnick
Dayton;
Miss
Jane
Fischer
of
"There is no Jewish problem in' Mr. Miller's letter to Rabbi, "I trust thin will make it poll-
sent from the national office in had occasion to serve as guest
I Bible for Jewish students to regis- I Mrs H. S. Ottenheimer of Louis- known here as • chazon and a choir roses. Walter L Frield, Dr: B,
follows:
New York, under the signature of preacher. and many Detroiters and Sweden." Mr. Aronsson stated.' Hershman
11,1 ,1 TR •Arse
"Your letter of Aug. II addres - I ter without inconvenience and still ' ville; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart- leader. He will be assisted by a
came to greet "Out of a population of 7.000.000,
OPPOSITZ iNTOIHAL I
Benjamin Winter, national chair- former Detroiter ,
well trained chorus
MLIAIE TURN TO LAC? PALMA
there is a total of only 6,500 Jews, Fed to Dean Darnell has been re- meet their religious obligations." '
him.
man of the $1,000,000 drive.
CATHOLIC LAYMEN Maurice Aronsson Describes
AGAINST CO UGHLIN Tragedy of Jewish Refugees I
JERUSALEM (WNS-Palcor Agency) — Uniting in a con-
demnation of the Palestine government, which is charged with
"negotiating with the leaders of murderers," the Hebrew press
has published warnings that unless the government provides for
adequate security the Jews, in self-protection, will be forced to
rely on themselves to crush Arab terrorism. The editorials were
provoked by the Arab attacks on Jews during the past week, one
of the bloodiest chapters in terrorism since the disorders started
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Allied Campaign Funds Help Provide
Foreign Relief and Transportation
Means for East European Emigrants
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SOLOFF IS NAMED I
TO CULTURAL POST
MAKE PLANS FOR
DAYTON CONCLAVE
ADDITIONAL $1,000
FOR POLISH RELIEF
SYNAGOGUE HEADS
TO MEET TUESDAY
Wayne Jewish Students No t Affected
By Registrations on Rosh Hashonah
Rabbi Leon Fram
Returns to Pulpit
Hebrew Schools
Plan Services
For Holy Days
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