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CLIFTON AVENVI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

ThEDLTROITJEWISRCARDNICLE

September 11, 1936

PAGE SEVE'N

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Flannery Candidate for Pos-
ition of Sheriff

lice work spent in the detection
and prevention of crime.
"Science, not politics, is the
only weapon that can be depend-
ed upon to crush crime," said
Flannery.
Mr. Flannery promises, if elect-
ed, to run the sheriff's office for
the protection of and not the per-
secetion of the public.

"Prevent crime and you will
not have to detect it," said Pat-
rick Flannery, Democratic candi-
date for sheriff.
Mr. Flannery, who is a trained
criminologist, obtained his views
after many years of practical po-

RE-ELECT

Your
Judge of Probate

JOSEPH A.
MURPHY

DEMOCRAT

Presiding Judge of Probate

REWARD HONEST, ECONOMICAL, EFFICIENT SERVICE

tL. LETTER_

B OX

New Year Greetings for Na-
tional Committee for Re-
ligion and Welfare Re-
covery

ABRAHAM J. LACHOVER RETURNS
TO HEBREW SCHOOLS' SERVICE

Lauded by Kurt Peiser for His Efforts for Allied Jewish
Campaign and in the Plans for Formation
of Jewish Community Council

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Abraham J. Lachover, who was
in the service of the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign and in the prelimi-
nary work for the organization of
the Jewish Community Council
during the past five months, has

rector, made the following state-
ment:
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
"The Jewish Welfare Federa-
The National Committee for Re-
tion desires to make public its
ligion and Welfare Recovery ex-
appreciation to the United He-
tends to all its Jewish friends best
brew Schools for the loaning of
wishes for a happy year 6697.
the services of Abraham J. Loch-
As a committee, we are seeking
over to the Allied Jewish Cam-
to deepen spiritual life in America
paign and the Jewish Community
through increased loyalty to our
Council nucleus work.
several homes of worship and
"Mr. Lachover devoted untold
their religious and moral ideals.
time and effort in behalf of the
Wills each serving his God the
organization of the Yiddish speak-
more truly, we shall help towards
ing groups with which he was un-
that sense of the Fatherhood of
usually successful. Through his
God and the Brotherhood of Man
efforts, too, the Jewish community
which will render impossible in
Council organizational work was
our own America such outbreaks
given tremendous impetus. Now
or prejudice, ill-will and persecu-
that he has returned to the He-
tion as we have witnessed in the
brew Schools once more to resume
past year in other countries of the
his old affiliations those of us who
world.
recognize his fine efforts want to
To this end oilr committee, com-
pay due tribute to him and wish
posed of Catholics, Protestants
him a great deal of success in his
and Jews, pledge their best efforts
continued undertakings with the
to the strengthening of the bonds
Ilebrew Schools where his duties
of brotherhood through the fur-
will now assume a financial char-
therance of religious idealism.
acter—for which his efforts and
"have we not all one Father?
training of the last two campaigns
Hath not one God created us?"
will stand him in good stead."
WALTER W HEAD,
Mr. Lachover has been connect-
Chairman Nat. Committee.
ed with the schools for over 10
CHAS. S. MACFARLAND,
ABRAHAM J. LACHOVER
years—at the beginning as teacher
Chairman, Administrative Com.
and then as principal of the Del-
CHARLES V. VICKERY,
returned to the United Hebrew mar School. His office will now be
! Schools and will resume his old
Secretary.
at the main school, Philadelphia
affiliations.
and Byron Ayes., but he will make
Hadassah Committee Con- Commenting on his efforts in contact with all the branches of
behalf
of
the
Jewish
Welfare
Fed-
the
schools and supervise and di-
tinues Efforts to Re-
oration, Kurt Peiser, executive di- rect their finances.

is lour Aoornolet, of

ISASHIIUTII

PURITY

food Protium,

STATE
SENATOR

WARDS: 8-10-12-14

5th DISTRICT

ENDORSED BY—Detroit and Wayne County Federation of
Labor—Preferred by Detroit Citizens League—Democratic
Leaders—Fraternal and Civic Clubs—Business ■ and Pro-
fessional leaders.

RE-ELECT

THOS. F.

FARRELL

COUNTY CLERK

Proven Efficiency

REPUBLICAN

900 Lawyers Bldg. Cliffiord 2736

Paid for by a Jewish Friend

VOTE DEMOCRATIC

Clarence E.

SEEBALDT

Or

World War Veteran

The Peoples' Choice

for CONGRESS

13TH DISTRICT

Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8
and Highland Park

.. . DO AWAY WITH THE SALES TAX . . •

RE-ELECT-

LEO G.

SS°

KARWICK

AN ORIGINAL NEW DEAL DEMOCRAT

Was Instrumental in Passing These Important
Senate Bills for Your Protection:

NO. 8—SMALL LOAN

NO. 12—REPEAL SUNDAY BLUE LAWS

NO. 16—EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY

NO. 26—MINIMUM WAGE BILL FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN

NO. I67—UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

WHAT DID YOUR PRESENT SENATOR DO? ?

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BOYCOTT PROCLAMATION ISSUED
BY ANTI-NAZI LEAGUE ON THE
OCCASION OF HIGH HOLY DAYS

Samuel Untermeyer Makes Plea for "One Million Cham-
pions of Liberty to Join Our Movement"; Urges
Intensification of Anti-Hitler Movement.

With the publication of a High
Holiday boycott proclamation for
the coming Holy Days, the Non-
Sectarian Anti-Nazi League of
which Samuel Untermyer is presi-
dent, once more issues a call for
"one million champions of liberty
to join our movement."
The proclamation which the
league will endeavor to post in
every synagogue in the United
States is issued in the name of
freedom and justice and urges the
American Jew not to make the
fatal error that the German Jew
made.
"If they allow Hitler to go un-
challenged," it reads, "if they do
not fight his agents and propa-
ganda in the United States, if
they do not join hands with all
the liberal forces that are fighting
to destroy the Hitler regime, then
there is every likelihood that the
Nazi reaction will sweep the world
and with the victory of Nazism
will come the doom of American
Jewry."

Recount, Tragedies

The proclamation recounts the
tragic results of the world-wide
brown network of the Nazi Min-
istry of Propaganda. In Poland,
as a result of an anti-Semitic wave
of terror that places the 3,500,000
Polish Jews in a desperate and
dangerous plight. The same holds
true for Rumania, Austria, and
Hungary. Even in Palestine a
large measure of the blame for
the murderous attacks of the
Arabs can be laid to Nazi influ-
ence.

This brown network has not left
the United States untouched. The
McCormack Committee has estab-
lished the fact that the Nazis
spent ever $30,000,000 in this
country to spread the virus of
anti-Semitism. Many of the un-
disguised anti-Semitic . organiza-
tions now active throughout the
country have been obtaining di-
rect financial support from the
Nazis.

Warns of Fallacies

Aware that a solid union is

democracy and peace have always
been cherished by Israel. We call
upon the Jews of America to keep
the spirit of Israel forever alive
by combating the enemy of all
civilization—Nazi Germany."

1111hF.ACH KOSHER SALMI OIL

Florence Kahn, wife of Max
Beerbohm, world-famous writer
and artist, makes her film debut
in GB's "Secret Agent," with
Lorre and others. Miss Rahn,
American stage star of the early
part of the century, retired from
the stage In 1905, and has made
only one public appearance since
then , a benefit performance In
1931. This year Miss Kahn de-
rided to return to the stage, play-
ing in a London production of Ib-
sen's "Peer GynL" Her perform-
ance was considered so beautiful
that she was invited to broadcast
the famous scene of the death of '
Mother Ase for the British Broad-
casting Company.

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the fingers of Joy. — WARD

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Dr. Rosenwasser Lauded

Rabbinic Post in Lansing a,.

The Port Iluron Ttimes herald in
its issue of Sept. 4, lauded Dr.
Herman Rosenwasser, who is re-
tiring from his post as rabbi of
the Port Iluron community to take
charge of Congregations Beth El
and Shaarey Zedek in Lansing.
The editorial in the Port Iluron
Times Herald follows:

lilt IBISENWASSElt 1,EAVI NO
Port Huron will he xorry to !oat Dr.
lh rman fitments anger after two yearg
acquaintance with him a• rabbi nf Mt
Sinai Hebrew aynagogue, the find twilled
realdant pastor of that congregation.
During theae two yenta he has fitted
Into tile religious and
life of the
.ornmunity b, n
erecti, a and
Weisemanner
hie of liberal loth, atlas, • fine and
forceful ores, lor of profound hough
and depth Of rYllar0111. (VP! inf, he has
helped fowl, during these two year. to
atrengt hen the tie. of rellgioun fellow-
ahip •nd the ;wadi. al unity of religious
aecta in a ononunity of many and
various religious bellefe prat
Although
he
A
etrongly in the
an, lent faith of hie own people. and de-
voting ilia enet glen mtrt ahilitlee
ere
pri-
marily and &Iwo, to the Inver
of hia
own religion. To. H
sot found
time
e to help in many direction. from
w Molt there "tole
for Ida se
lie wax interested in the Boy out.
and in mem other r 0111111eminhle civic
effort AP a 011.11,1“ r the Rotary Orb
he ham taken toot in many local ai ilvi.

LiberalIn thought. but without too-
ndeting an, of his own
onvictiona ,,
Itosermasner wan rapidly °ming to

he
lb
erecognised as it religion. leader In

(- Its
°fi n s he s,ealisd rioot to preat It in
the leading Protestant rn to , haw He
was an Influential member 1,r the two
ministerial 11,111 , Allons, In w h he we.
held In high PM
Port Boron will Iv .,pry to lost Olin.
although ong fistula ling him on the op-
portunity will. IT taken hint to n larger
congregation with • wider nail of work
and granter revonolhilits

BROCK CANDIDATE FOR
DRAIN COMMISSIONER

1615 W. Grand Blvd. the was
"Now is not the time to cry born in Detroit, in a taxpayer and
out 'Peace on my soul'. Do not property owner, is married, 42
for one moment imagine that
when human rights are abolished
and the Jewish people in Europe
are destroyed, that the American
Jews can be safe. There can be
no greater fallacy.
"We therefore call upon the
American Jew's on these Holy
Days: Do not allow your blood
to be spilt in vain. Recognize that
as long as Nazism rules in Ger-
many, the Jews of the world are
not safe. Remember the warning
of Mordecai in the time of Haman
'If you keep silent at this time
you will be destroyed.'

What to Boycott

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Leaves Port Huron to Assume

Christian Neighbors Demand Re- necessary between Jews of Amer-
Edward R. Brock, Republican
moval of Talmud Torah
ica and the liberal forces which candidate for Wayne County
as Noisy
are fighting to undermine Hitler- Drain Commissioner, resides at
NORTH BERGEN, N. J. — ism, the League declares:

(WNS)—Complaining against al-
leged all-night parties in the build-
ing occupied by the North Bergen
Talmud Torah, a group of North
Bergen residents living in the im-
mediate vicinity have filed a peti-
tion with the town authorities de-
manding the immediate removal of
the Talmud Torah as "the center
of a public nuisance and a menace
to a respectable neighborhood."
Fifty residents have signed the
petition. Abraham Rachline, a trus-
tee of the Talmud Torah, denied
the charges and called the action
"prejudiced and discriminating."
There have been a few parties, but
none boisterous, in the three years
since the Talmud Torah was
opened, he said, adding that the
noise referred to was the chant-
ing of the cantor and the audible
prayer of the worshipers. A num-
ber of Jewish residents also signed
the petition, claiming that the
Talmud Torah students were "too
fresh."
In a hearing on the petition at
the city hall the protestants
charged that "Socialism" is being
taught in the Talmud Torah. Da-
vid Goldberg. a teacher at the
school , demanded a full investiga-
tion, asserting that Nazi influence
was behind the charges.

Household ?reglad./

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RIMEACH KOSHER • NTAIAT•

plant Trees

Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman
of the Jewish National Fund Corn-
mittee of Hadassah, reports a con-
tinued response to the appeal to
plant trees in Palestine. This
project has been undertaken by
the Jewish National Fund Corn-
mittee of America to replace the
trees which the Arabs have de-
stroyed in their campaign of ter-
rorism as a protest to the British
government against Jewish immi-
gration to Palestine.
Those interested in the welfare
of the Holy Land are urged to par-
ticipate in the movement to plant
a new tree for every one burned
or destroyed by the Arabs. The
value of reforestration in the re-
building of Palestine, or even for
the benefit of our own country is
an established fact. President
Roosevelt, while governor of New
York, was among the leaders of
the movement for reforestration
in that state.
Trees may simply be replanted
to replace those destroyed, or they
may be planted in honor or in
memory of auspicious occasions.
Birthdays, anniversaries, joyous
events may be commemorated. or
in time of bereavement, the plant-
ing of trees in honor of the de-
ceased may take the place of the
conventional offering of flowers or
fruit. A tree costs $1.60. A re-
ceipt is sent to the donor, and an
appropriate letter is written to
the person in whose honor the tree
is planted or, in case of bereave-
ment, to the members of his fam-
ily.
Trees planted this week are as
follows:
In memory of Mrs. Rachael
Steinberg, by Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
' uel Weissman, Dr. and Mrs. Philip
1 11. Broudo, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Landau and Frank Wetsman.
To replant a tree, by Mrs. Sey-
inour Frank.
In honor of her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Bernstein, who is recovering
from a serious illness, by Mrs.
!
Isaac Shetzer.
In memory of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Nina Deutsch, by Mrs. Anna
B. Deutsch.
In honor of the eighth birthday
of Frederick Barnett, by Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Friedman.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman of
Jewish National Fund Committee
of Iladassah, will be pleased to ex-
plain further details. Iler address
is 1999 Calvert, telephone Towns-
end 8-3834.

QUALITY

"The Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
League to Champion Human
Rights which is organizing the
EDWARD R. BROCK
forces of humanity against NE121 1
Germany, calls upon you to enter years of age, was educated in the
the fight. The League is the public and parochial schools of
American section of the World this city, with a business and com-
Boycot Council which has mercial training, and is a success-
branches in over 22 countries in ful wholesale and retail farm and'
Europe, Asia and America."
produce merchant for 20 years.
The Jews of America are urged ,
Mr. Brock believes in • pro-
by the League:
gressive program yet rigid econ-
"Do not buy German goods." omy in the expenditure of public'
"Do not use German services.
money, and in a more equal dis-
"Do o mail or ship by Ger- tribution of public improvements
man vessels.
and jobs, that all taxpayers may
" Stop trading with the enemy. derive proportionate tene-
The proclamation, copies
of fits therefrom.
which are available at the
League's headquarters at 20 West Committee Seeks to Inscribe
47th St., New York City, will be
Name of Late Mrs. Shug-
gladly forwarded to anyone who
erman in Golden Book
writes in for it, concluder with a
direct appeal to American Jewry: ,
"We call for one million chum
Friends and relatives of the late
pions of liberty to Join our move- Yrs. Esther Shugerman have or-
ment. Every man and woman I ganized ■ small committee to ac-
must join. You cannot stand cept funds with which to have the
apart from the forces that are do- name of Mrs. Shugerman inscribe -
ing everything in their power to in the Golden Book of the Jewish I
defend you and yours.
National Fund in Palestine.
"We also on these High Holy
About 35 people have already
Days appeal to the Jews of Amer- subscribed to the fund. No per-
ica to give as financial support. sonal solicitations are being made.'',
Y., ur financial help and your All who wish to participate are
moral support will aid us materi- urged to call Mrs. Abe Rosenberg, I
ally in the was against Ilitlerism. president of the Zedakah Club, of
"On this Holy Day let us re-' which Mr. Si-.....;;:rman was an
dedicate ourselves to the cause active member, or Mrs. Eli Sachse,I
of righteousness. Human rights,' 1528 Virginia Park, Tr. 2-2048.

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GARMENT

Contributions were
received
during the past week from Dr.
and Sirs. J. M. Berris, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Ghinasin, Mr. and Mra.
Isidore Karbel, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Schram, and Mr. and Mrs.
Max Dushkin.

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ALTERATIONS

Unveiling of Tombstone
HIS SPECIALTY
An unveiling of a tombstone in
Warden—"We must set you to
memory of Morris Schram will I
take place on Sunday, Sept. 13, at I work. What san you do?"
2:30 p. m.. at Chased shel Ernes I Forger—"Give me • week's
(Jewish Free Burial) Cemetery. practice sad I will sign your
Relatives and friends are Invited. I deal for Sou."