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THE JEWISH COMMUNITY AND ,
ITS AFFILIATED AGENCIES
pressed its suspicion of interna-
tionalist and anti-Fascist inclina-
tions among large sections of
Italian Jewry, including the most
prominent members of the Union
,CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
of Italian Jewish communities. It
terranean are laid at the door reproached Italian Jews with not
EDITOR'S NOTE: Detroit Jewry's share in the service of the com-
of the "wire-pullers of Jewish having given clear expression to
munity present' interesting high-lights of en integrated effort
their dissension from the views
Anglo-Saxon high finance."
which includes local, national and international causes. The
of their coreligionists in other
following is one of • soles of sketches outlining the wor k
Thus the political monthly La countries and to their adherence
the agencies which are included in the Detroit Community
to Fascism and their Italian father-
Vita Italian, in an article by
Fund and the Jewish Welfare Federation, as well as the Allied
land. As was to have, been ex-
Gaetano Pistillo, entitled "Fur-
Jewish
Campaign. In view of the approaching Community
pected, violent discussions arose,
Fund drive, we present the Community Fund agencies first.
ther Observations on the Jewish in the course of which the heads
of the Jewish communities of
I Question," endeavored to trace
Milan and Rome, Signore Federico
FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT FRESH AIR CAMP
a "parallelism of the Interests Jarah and Is. Ravenna, made
Did you know?
of the Jewish people, the high
lengthy declarations. That of Sig-
That the high water tower and the hydrants between
financial circles of London and nor Jarach read, in part: "The
Jews of Italy unhesitantly give every building at Fresh Air Camp snake it the safest camp
the British procedure in the
the first place in their hearts to
Eastern Mediterranean, which patriotic feelings and to their de- in Michigan in regard to fire hazard.
That Fresh Air Camp has 13 large buildings, including
(allegedly) is directed against votion to him who saved their
one recreation half, two
Italy." The economic sanctions fatherland from the perils of dis- four dormitories, one dining hall,
order and social upheaval. The bath houses, two handicraft shelters, one workers cottage,
here are declared to have been
Italian Jews — or, rather, the
Vitalize. is an extra process which gists added
actually sponsorial not by the Jewish Italians — regard Judaism one power house, and one administration building and
life and smartness to clothes—glues them diet
League of Nations but by the as a religion that concerns their clinic.
feeling
of fresh newness.
conscience and their relationship
That Fresh Air Camp has a staff of 26 counsellors who
British Foreign . Of and to
to God. They cannot even under-
have been a phase of the "con- stand the possibility of confusing care for over 200 children during every two-week period.
That Fresh Air Camp provides vacations for almost
their religion with any political
flict with exponents of Jewish
course conflicting with or even 1,000 children, half of whom are under-privileged.
high finance and, further, with
slightly deviating from the aims
That the recreational equipment at Fresh Air Camp
the various political currents of that are in harmony with the
democracy, Socialism, Bolshe- ideals and interests of our great is of the finest type, and includes ten swings, six see-
vism, Free Masonry, etc. The common fatherland, Italy." The saws, two slides, one land boat, two baseball diamonds
president of the union of Italian and courts for volley ball, basketball and handball.
scene of this conflict is the
Jewish communities, Comm. Ra-
That the waterfront facilities at Fresh Air Camp,
Mediterranean, and particularly venna, also made an impressive
Vitalize Dry Cleaned and Hand Finished
the Eastern Mediterranean." and convincing refutation of the which are annually checked by the American Red Cross,
includes
a
large
clock
and
water
tower,
a
raft,
a
water
charge
that
Italian
Jews
in
any
The author conies to the con-
99.)
way conspired with foreign Jew- slide, eight row boats and one canoe.
clusion that Italy's mission and
lie
ish groups against Fascist.
That
Fresh
Air
Camp
is
one
of
the
few
camps
in
future demand that she "stem
added that it was very painful
the influence of the Jewish for Italian Jewry to be required Southern Michigan which provides instruction in canoeing.
to make protestations of its loyal-
That the activities at Fresh Air Camp include all
spirit and Jewish policy in this
ty to Italy and the Fascist regime,
delicate sector of Europe, and and pointed out that Mussolini, forms of athletics, swimming, boating, a variety of handl-
st the leader and outstanding crafts, nature-study, journalism, dramatics and hiking.
curb the imperialistic, anti-Con-
as
That there is a physician and registered nurse on the
atesman of Italy, "never felt
tinental tendencies of the Brit-
the need to draw racial and re- grounds of Fresh Air Camp at all times and that the con-
ish Empire."
ligious distinctions in the living
staff includes: Dr. William II. Gordon, Dr. A. M.
That Jewry and Zionism are and compact unit of the Dalian eultant
nation, within which the Jews,1Kohn, pediatrician and Dr. Saul Rosensweig, heart
thus drawn into the Anglo-
like all others, have ever done I specialist.
Italian conflict in the Eastern their duty."
That the food at Fresh Air Camp is brought in dairy,
: Mediterranean is deplorable.
The very fact that such a dis- in the camp truck, and makes possible the serving of
Zionism has no anti-Italian cussion could take place in the
Bookkeeping and Costs
wholesome and healthful meals.
Installed, Simplified, Re-
trend, and the present struggle Italian press reveals the serious-
That the sewers disposal and sanitation set-up is con-
vised.
within Palestine has absolutely ness of the present situation
sidered ideal by the State Welfare Department.
Monthly, Quarterly, Annually,
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nothing to do with Italy. Only here, although care must be taken
Industrial and Embenlement
the Abyssinian war and the re-
to avoid exaggerated interpreta-
Investigations.
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sultant disturbance of the East tions of it. The anti-Semitic ar-
2
Tax Service for All Forms of
Mediterranean equilibrium ticles in Regime Fascista — which
3
Taxation.
appears in Cremona, and is of
brought about an Anglo-Italian importance only because its editor
4
(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE) learned the urgency of klorris'
conflict, in which Zionism is is Roberto Farinacci, former gen-
5
message he went back into the
5
neither directly nor indirectly eral secretary of the Fascist party might escape from his ghetto and House of Prayer and, beckoning to
6
9
—were met with complete silence from the harrying torture of per- his fellow-worshipers, one after
interested. For the sake of the
7
in all the rest of the Italian press,
the other, he pleaded for their
7
upbuilding of Palestine it is the which includes the papers close to secution.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
In the year 1772 we find him help.
8
sole desire of Zionism to main- the government. So that these landing almost penniless in the
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"But it's Yarn Kippur," said one
•9
tain peace and friendship with articles need not be taken too city of New York. We are told devout man, much shocked.
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tragically. But Regime Fascista is
all lands bordering on the kledi• read throughout Italy, and its pol- he secured good board and lodging
"But it's the Cause," answered
for $2.40 a week and that finally
GOLD Freshness
terranean. And it is high time
itical editorials are widely quoted he was able to open a brokerage Salomon, and would not atop his 2 Jackets of Cellophane Doubly Insures OLD
plea until the required sum had
that Italy realized this and all abroad, so that it is by no means office. There were only about 60
an insignificant paper. And it is Jews scattered throughout the 13 been made up and he could convey
its implications. Then such ar-
the good tidings to Morris.
to be remarked that the rigid
S Salomon joinedL
loo,n n a . sa
ticles as that of Signor Pistillo discipline to which the Italian colonies.
Liberty;' " , Ilaym Salomon shouldered no
aixrt
"The
known
would be impossible in a re- press must submit today has per- which protested strongly against I musket, wore no uniform, fought
no battle, but he toiled long and
spected Italian journal—even mitted the publication of such art- England's unfair stamp tax.
icles, which are definitely at
After the outbreak of the Revo- arduously for the country he loved
though through the East Medi- variance with official opinion and
lutionary War he was arrested by so well, toiled without glory or
, terranean tension and the recent official government practice in the the British as an American spy. reward and sought no thanks or
s etvhoelurteioanl
sehcoghneirtsiono. fli tehowa R
British military preparations in matter of the Jewish question.
Ile was sent to the horrible Provost ir
he
, je tw
Hence the anti-Jewish campaign
that region make a certain of Regime Fascista must be viewed prison for a short time, but soon
Jew who stood behind the war.
as a danger sign. The more so the Ilessian general, Ileister, hear- When he died at the early age of
nervousness and concern on the
—against the time when your earning
part of Italy easy to under- since, together with Comm. Raven- ing of his ability to speak several 45 he was bankrupt. Ile had lent
no's letter, it published what languages, transferred him for $35,000, almost his entire personal
power will decline. Decide now at what
stand.
might be taken as a threat. It is use in the commissary department. fortune, to the Revolutionary
The tense and complex political true, said the paper, that hitherto Salomon used this greater liberty leaders—a sum which was never
age you want to retire. Decide how much
!situation of Italy has not failed II Duce has not felt it necessary to assist American and French
e repaid.
ners to escape. I " 11
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to affect Jewish life in Italy it- to draw racial and religious dui- pris
money you want to have at your disposal
tinctions in Italy. But, it adds, himself was able to elude his cap- , But now, through his beautiful
self. While there has not been
"these words, which perhaps were tors and make his way to Phila- monument which is being created
thus far any official or really or-
in granite and marble by Lorado
at that age. Tlien find how easily and
, ganized anti-Semitism in Italy, re- uttered only in the heat of com- delphia•
Because of his experience in the Taft, a famous sculptor, 1930 will
cent weeks have seen a systematic bat, have caused no little concern
I repay 1776 a debt of honor, We
economically this objective can be
anti-Jewish campaign in the paper in Jewish circles in Italy. We be
he came into Jews take special pleasure and
Regime Fascists, a campaign have it would be well if official' brokerage business Robert Morris, pride in it, for Ha m Salomon,
achieved through a Great-West Life En-
which has attracted considerable Italian circles, which alone bear contact with Mr.
and has given rise to the responsibility here, were to acting financier of the American I great Jew and great American,
glorifies the name of both. With
, attention
dowment Policy.
' worries in Jewish circles. Accuse speak out, to put an end to a most Revolution, who later be
his noble example before us, Mr.
' ing the Jews of internationalist unpleasant discussion and restore Superintendent of Finance for the World hopes that each of you will
Morris continue to serve your obligations)
and anti-Fascist tendencies, this the proper light on these matters.' colonies from 1781-8i. financial
Solomon's
The cost per year is low and you share in
!paper has said, among other The official government course in' recognized
as nobly and as unselfishly as he
I things: "All the world knows that Italy—as has repeatedly been rec.. wizardry and came to rely upon did.
the Great-West Life profits. Dividens can
a Jewish world parliament was ognized in these columns — has him more and more for his ability
I formed in Geneva, and that re- kept aloof from anti-Semitism. ' in transaction and his never-fail-
Mrs.
Mack
to
Direct
Ladies'
be used to advance your age of retirement
presentatives of our country par- Fascism has no anti-Semitic in- I ing support. Ile acted as broker
to the French Consul and to the
Gymnasium Class at
ticipated in it. We do not know clinations, and we would not like 1
or to increase the amount desired at re-
, whether they acted in accord with to assume that press polemics of , Treasury of the French army. Ile
MacCulloch School
the Fascist sentiments of the this sort, or more or less erroneou aided many prominent men fines-
tirement age. Let me send you particu-
of events, could 1 cially, and documents left by
1 Italian people . . . " In a whole interpretations
The Department of Recreation
series of articles on the Nazi cause it to deviate from the course , James Madison and James Wilson
is opening the ladies' gymnasium
lars of this attractive policy.
Party Congress, the World Jewish it has recognized as correct and I attest to this fact. He negotiated ,
class at the MacCulloch School,
Congress and the recent Italian just. And, in agreement with the . loans from France and Holland
Lawton and Tyler, on Tuesday
of
the
president
of
I
and
during
the
period
of
the
entire
setback in the League of Nations, declaration
evenings, from 7 to 9 o'clock, un-
Regime Fascista militated against the Union of Italian Jewish com- Revolutionary R ar he praluc
der the direction of Mrs. Florence
the "Jewish international," "Jew- munities, we would give utterance for Robert Morris sums of money
Mack.
ish high finance" and "Jewish to the opinion that for this the ! so immense that time and again
The program consists of march-
his
efforts
warded
off
defeat.
only
wire-pullers•" whom it accused of outstanding and truly humane
ing calesthenics, singing, dancing,
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intriguing against Italy at Geneva personality of Mussolini alone : The money he raised meant food, games and social evenings. The
stands
as
a
sufficient
and
confi-
clothing
and
ammunition
for
our
and of bringing about the League
Detroit, Michigan
enrollment fee is 25 cents.
dence-inspiring
guarantee."
!
soldiers,
all
so
necessary
to
win
decision to admit the Abyssinian
the great war for freedom.
delegates.
REPRESENTING
A story is told of this Polish Jacobs' Will Leaves $500
This is going a bit too far. Goodwill Sewing
Circle's', immigrant, who spent only nine
Each
to
Schools
and
Italy's violent aversion to Geneva
Donor Luncheon Nov. 10 i'years in this land before the out-
and the League is well-known and
Old Folks' Home
break of the war, which well il-
—
requires no comment. But to view
The Goodwill Sewing Club i- lustrates his devotion to his coun-
the coincidence of the meeting-
The
will of the late Abraham
place of the World Jewish Con- sponsoring a donor luncheon on try. Ile was a pious Jew and, of
Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Wehster course, went to the synagogue to Jacobs, which was filed in Probate
gress
with
the
site
of
the
League
•
Hall. A fine musical program is pray on the eve of the Day of Court last week, provides for two
BEAD OFFICES WEirtIPEO
as denoting that world Jewry being arranged by the committee. Atonement. On this particular or- bequests of $500 each to the Jew-
favors the League and opposes Mrs. James Sobel is chairman of casion he was recalled from his ish Old Folks' Home and the
Italy is an interpretation unsup- this affair, assisted by Mrs. Jacob prayers by an impatient message United Hebrew Schools. Mr. Ja-
acts.
ported by
from Robert Morris. When he cobs died on Sept. 30.
ists has also ex. Nagler.
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gets a chance. His love of his class
and his class interest exceed his
love or pretended love of democ-
racy.
Proof! We take away the NRA
benefits from labor by declaring
the law unconstitutional. Labor
regrets but accepts. On the other
hand, by law you grant labor the
Not Class-Conscious
Ma
American democracy is not in I right to organize. The answer of
danger from any class-conscious- ! the opposition, when enforced com-
ness of labor or the masses. First ' pony unions cannot be successfully
of all, they aren't really class-con- I consummated, is armed strike-
scious, and secondly they aren't , breakers, militarized guards, and
radical to the extent of wanting to private munitions stores. They ap-
overturn democracy for commu- parently believe with the dema-
nism. But there is a real danger gogue Coughlin that when democ-
that the far more intense class- racy takes a turn not to your lik-
ing, the answer is "Bullets, not
consciousness of the reactionary is
going to drive us to Fascism if it Ballots."
(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)i
here is the sort of person who corn- 1
plains of class-consciousness on
the part of the masses. It would
be much better for American labor
if it were class-conscious to a de- I
scree even approximating that of
this man and his group.
destroyed some of his film, but
most of it he was able to smuggle
into Holland.
Tickets for these two lectures
are now on sale at the World Ad-
venture office at the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts.
Admiral Richard E. Byrd on!
"Circling the Globe in • the
"Second Antarctic Expedition" and I Schooner Yankee" Is the exotic
Russell Wright on "Germany lin- I subject of the public motion pic-
der Hitler" have been added to the' ture lecture at the Detroit Insti-
Fall program of World Adventure tute of Arts at 3:30 next Sunday
Series motion picture lectures at afternoon, Oct. IS. The speaker
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
will be the young sportrnan, au-
Admiral Byrd will repeat his thor, and adventurer, Captain Irv-
sensational motion picture lecture ing Johnson.
of last year. lie speaks Monday
evening, Nov. 9. Russell Wright,
Two jackets of Cellophane, 1.1
who appears Tuesday evening, Oct. ONE bat TWO, stand guard ever
27, brings the on existing mo- the frisbees" of the prize crop
tion picture record of Nazi activi-
tobacco of Old Gold Cigarettes .
ties. Officials imprisoned him and
Activities of Nazis
to be Revealed by
Institute Lecturer
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