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October 30, 1936

THE NAZI TERROR

Statement by Russell Wright
Correspondent and Ob-
server who Lectured
Here on Oct. 27 and 28.

PAGE NINE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Progress of Hebrew
Language Described

Last of Radio Addresses on Occa-

sion of Education Month

A. S. Auxiliary' 191 OR. WISE IS GUEST Deb ut of Sorin
JUNIOR COUNCIL
BLUE - WHITE BOXES BEING CLEARED IL. Conference
at Center Nov. 8 PLANS 2 EVENTS
Nov5
AT LUNCHEON HERE wit

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The final of a series of radio
addresses delivered on the urea-
usion of Education Month carried
on by the United Hebrew Schools
of Detroit, was given by Sarah
(Jane Kaplan, who spoke in behalf
of her mother, Mrs. Ilinion Kali-
Ian, over station WJBK on Wed-
nesday evening during the broad-
. cast of the Jewish Radio Forum
presided over by Aaron Kurland.
Mrs. Kaplan was unable to tie-
I liver the address due to illness
and she sent her daughter to rep-
j resent her. Her address follows:

"Nazism means war. Nazism
means the suppression and eradi-
cation of freedom as we know it
here. There is no such thing as
freedom of speech, frepdom of the
press, or open criticism in Hitler-
ized Germany today.
"The Hitler regime has decreed
that hotel servants and waiters
must report any criticism of the
Nazi government uttered by any
guest. They are obliged by this
decree lu spy on and report their
Woman . , Auxiliary has avery
own friends, or members of their Important role, the flOthet log of Ile.
• lirew
educatluu.
Thin
organisation
own families.
makes it possible Sr ifor one hundred
"As an observer and reporter in nil Coy children to be transported by
L
Nazi Germany, I certainly got a
%Vrillor
good dose of Ilitlerism during my has tonne, it would he Impossible for '
twelve months' stay there. It is I these eltiltn to obtain any 11:1=
ruining .
positively true that the Jewish ii r 'e " raised by the
donor 111rOCO . -
people have suffered cruelly under etOI given by the Auxiliary. Thi s affair
Ix orb ended by about 000 women. On
Hitler's rule.
ho ld the Woman's Auxiliary
will
"Atrocious stories on reported in hold Its fifth annual donor bloc loon
"The WomaniN Auxiliary Is In the
the American press, I would say,
puldid of a member/411p drive now. The
as a whole are true. I have talked dues
are H.00 per year, rneetIngs ',pry-
with German Jews. Some, through ing a cultural and Kola] purpose are
ar
at the Stotler1.1omtnth
elon the fourth
fear of arrest or violence refused held
we,mr..day rat rota,
to tell me anything of the condi-
"Perhaps forme of my audience won-
tions under which they are obliged der why we try so hard to continue
extend the teaching of the Hebrew
to live. Others, whom I had known and
language. Some of you may think it
in Germany before Hitler came strange that young people of school age
into power, told me how members should willingly spend additional time
in educational pursuit Put, surprisinglY
of their families had been severely enough, to Hiner skeptics among us, the
beaten, as part of the organized pupils of the Hebrew Schools and it
all evendid fun. Anyone who doubt..
program of persecution.
thls shoul,l look In at the lower credo"
The Nazi officials whom I in- where the children study in pleasant
roans from books printed In large type,
terviewed, when questioned about and
filled with pictures. 'Phe youngetern
atrocities against the Jews, In Doge pier Baines, learn
Poem
shrugged their shoulders and spoke
nu. 'Th d ere Is something fascinating In
vaguely of 'foreign press propa- learning a foreign language, and the
ganda, greatly exaggerated.' Nazi 'molls realise In a email way how Im-
Hebrew In to them. It Is A
officials are as afraid of Hitler as portant
of littering in the family prayer.
anybody else.
Ina
In the sYnagogue serviette,and In time
"Ilitlerized Germany wants to of the festivals. No child Is prouder
than a Jewish youngster who has loch
suppress the truth. Look at the Memorized the four questions for Pans-
lie
difficulties they put In my way
7 ‘ tirift
. 1:1"ad l!PtY leha -Tri nh-Vett
when I tried to picture Nazi activi- Ilah-l.le-Ipah•HAPZe — Maybe you
have
ties. They spied on me and toil one In your home . .
- To adult, Ifelitew is the key of
tapped my mail. In Berlin they Jewleh culture (treat literary works
confiscated my camera and films. hays been printed in Herew. The
mi hobo a
in Hebrew the finale Inc e ,
When they finally returned the Ileep
untleretantling
of the Talmud and
n
film, much of it was missing.
other religious and literary works.
"The real reason for perpetuating the
"To protect the film and the
Hebrew language today in for more
notes I had gathered, I dressed my- total and universal than any of these
self up as a student tourist, and I hay.. mentioned Hebrew le, after all,
the mother tongue of all the Jews. It
succeeded by that method in I x
„d
d o
smuggling my pictures and mate- h„„, elms
thaejlwl"
all other Jews. whethenti
Chlynead,
rial into Holland, France and by
hoopla Amerlen, or any of the numeroun
,
Switzerland.
and widempread places In whieh our
find them•eltys Thus Hebrew
"Such shots of mine as those of people
Is the bond which unites all the Jews
school children learning how to of the world in a single brotherhood.
construct trenches, high school And, In these day, when persecution
Roth aufferIng are en prevalent 11Mona
students being taught military the Jew, We have a greater need
for
surveying, and the militray char- unity than e• er before.
"In I !opting let me may then. that the
acter of the labor camps, would 160
women who pimple's.. the Wornaria
certainly have fallen under the Auxiliary of the United Hebrew Schools
feel that In Oiling the cantle of Hebrew
Nazi axe.
Ott
they are not onlyserving
"I do not expect to return to local need, but are nervIna to 'erpetuate
made on American platforms, and the heritage and traditions of our
certain of my newspaper articles,
Germany. The statements I have
would make it impossible for me
If you're thinking of sending a
to travel with safety there."
gift to that Marvin L. Lowenthal
RUSSELL WRIGHT.
in Chicago whose wife gave birth
to the tinest twins in Windy City
Norma Shearer, widow of the history in the belief that he's the
late Irving Thalberg, will never eminent Jewish lecturer and au-
make another picture, but she may thor Lowenthal, don't They're
not the same Lowenthals.
turn producer.

Heading the social calendar o
The Detroit Auxiliary of
h but one week remaining
the National Council of Jewish,
Los Angeles Sanatorium extends
before the Detroit debut of Samuel
an invitation to all organizations, Stops for Brief Detroit Visit Sorin, brilliant young pianist, at Juniors this season are two major'
functions, a combined fashion show
synagogues, clubs and societies, to
cottish Rites Cathedral on
and membership tea, and a novelty
On His Tour in Roose-
he represented, through its presi-
s the nda S y evening, Nov. 8, under the barn
dance.
dents and vice presidents, or
velt's Behalf
Arrangements for the combined
through other officers, at its an-
Pr.
fashion show and membership tea
nual pre-bazaar round table con-
,
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, rabbi of
being sponsored by the organiza-
ference and strictly kosher lunch-
tion have been completed.
eon, At the main auditorium of the the Free Synagogue of New York
Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road, on and considered by Jews and Gen-
Planned by the Ccetincil for
Thursday', Nov. 19, at 7 p. m.
Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday,
tiles as one of the outstanding
, Nov. 25, is a new-fashioned barn1
At the last meeting of the auxi- orators and leaders in this coun- j
dance. It will be a masquerade
' , iffy Samuel Gaiter, executive di- try, was in Detroit for a few hours
featuring the products of the old
rector of the sanatorium and on Weduesday while on the way
and genuine farm life, with square ,
newly.erected children's clinic, and to Kalamazoo to address a public
dances, group singing and novelty.
Samuel Pearlstein, national field meeting in behalf of Franklin D.
contests.
director, addressed the assembly Roosevelt's re-election as presi-
and stressed the fact that the insti- dent.
The committee in charge of the
tutions are filled to capacity, and
affair, headed by Misses Mildred
Dr. Wise was the guest here
that most of the patients come
V,ass
and Florence Travis, co-
from the east 'and middlewest. at a luncheon at the Book Cadil-
chairmen, announces that the Au-
They also pointed out that while lac Hotel, which was attended by
burn
Barn,
Auburn and Adams
the institutions are recovering prominent Detroit Catholic, Prot-
Roads, near Birmingham, Mich.,
from the years of depression, a estant and Jewish leaders. At •
has been selected as the site for
meeting which followed the lunch-
steady influx of funds is neces-
the occasion.
eon, Dr. Wise was introduced to
sary to keep the sanatorium go-
Tickets are being handled
the
gathering
by
Justice
George
ing. In addition, they said that
through Miss Vass, Columbia
plans are being made to increase Bushnell. Dr. Wise declared that
2614, and Miss Travis, Townsend
the re-election of Roosevelt is es-
the capacity of the sanatorium
8-8226, Other of:Inhere of the
sential for the sake of defending
with 80 beds to take care of the
committee in charge are the Misses
Democratic institutions and off-
large waiting list, and additional
- ; Rosalie Brown, Leah Fauman, Bess
setting any possibility of the rise
funds for the building campaign
lsberg and Vivian Weiner.
of Fascism in this country.
MRS. J. M. BERRIS !
must be provided. They urged
At the mid-east conference of
Enthusiastically received by the
members of the local auxiliary to
auspices
of
the
Music
Study
Club
the National Council of Jewish
group
who
entertained
him,
Rabbi
do all in their power to assure
the success of its tenth annual Wise also consented to answer a of Detroit, the sale of tickets show Juniors, held in Cincinnati, 0.,
bazaar and carnival, to be held at number of questions placed to him a remarkable interest in this event. over the week-end of Oct. 24, the '
The proceeds of this concert are local organization was represented
the B'nai Moshe center, Dexter by those in attendance.
Ito be used for the re-opening and by Miss Beryl Jacobs, its presi- le
and Lawrence, Jan. 16 to 24.
the maintenance of the Music dent, who attended in the capacity
At the round table conference
School of the Jewish Community of delegate, and Miss Isabel
on Nov. 19, plans will be made for
Levin, who attended as alternate.
Center.
the bazaar. There will be no ad-
mission charge. All organizations
Additional box-holders are as Miss Jacobs was elected as one
of
three board members, and Miss
are urged to accept this invita-
follows: Miss Emma Ilutzel, Mr.
tion.
and Mrs. Charles E. Fineberg, Mr. Levin was appointed to act on
At a board meeting at the home and Mrs. Gus Newman, Mrs. Louis the nominating committee.
of Mrs. R. Singer, Tuesday eve- James Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
ning, Oct. 20, final arrangements Henry Wineman.
were made for the annual donor
All seats are reserved, and there
banquet sponsored by the Sisters
are a few tickets still available at
of Zion Mizrachi to be held Sun-
51.50, $1, 75c, and 50c. These
day, Nov. 22, at 6:30 p. m., in the
Congregation Ahavath Zion, 446 Philadelphia - Byron auditorium. tickets may he obtained at the box
office the evening of the concert,
Holbrook Ave., announces that the Mrs. . S. Shn i tz,
Mrs. Morris Wolk, newly-elected
following officers were elected for the affair, reported that elaborate or from Mrs. J. M. Herds, presi- president of the B'nai David Sis-
I dent of the Music Study Club, Mrs.
the ensuing year:
plans have been made. Mrs. J.
terhood, opened the first meeting :
Mr. Gottesman, president; L. Kunin is general chairman of the J. S. Swills, chairman of the con- of her term of office, on Monday
Weingar, vice president; Louis banquet. Information may be ob- cert, Mrs. A. J. Purdy, in charge evening, Oct. 26, and appointed
Diskin, treasurer; M. A. Gordon, tained by calling TY. 4-5485. Mrs. of tickets, and other workers.
the following staff of committee:
first trustee; M. Goldstein, sec- A. Kaplan and Mrs. I. Goldsmith
Board of directors: Chairman,
ond trustee; A. II. Jaffin, 'secre- are co-chairmen. Mrs. I. Rosen-
Mrs. Philip Kramer; members,
tary; Mr. Rochovsky, Shames.
thal is chairman of the journal.
Form Social Credit Group Mrs. Morris Wolk, Mrs. Charles
A vote of thanks was extended Mrs. R. Singer is co-chairman, and
Jones, Mrs. Bernard Blostein, Mrs.
to M. A. Gordon, for bis work for Mrs. Rosener is captain.
The newly organized Social Raymond Suhd, Mrs. Norton Es-
the congregation during his presi-
The
organization
is
sponsoring
Credit
Group
met
at
the
home
Of
par, Mrs. Ben Coerlick, Mrs.
dency, and the entire assembly
a show at Littman's People's The- Mrs. F. Davis. The aim of this Joseph Jacobs, Mrs. David Iwrey,
wished him a speedy recovery.
organization
is
to
extend
credit
ater, Nov. 8, at 2:30 p. m. Mra. D.
Mrs. Rudolph Lo-Patin.
Silverstein is chairman of tickets, to its members. The officers chosen
Membership committee: Mrs.
Dance of Campus Club of and Mrs. I. Goldsmith is co-chair- are: Mrs. A. Finkel, president; Joseph Jacobs.
man. Women desiring to earn Mrs. R. Canon, financial secretary;
Publicity: Firs. Rudolph Lii-
Wayne University
their places by giving card parties Mrs. D. Factor, treasurer; Mrs, F. Patin, Mrs. Joseph Greenberg.
can call Mrs. A. B. Knoppow, Davis, recording secretary. Board
Sick committee: Mrs. II, Stein-
The Campus Club of Wayne chairman of the card party tickets, of directors, Mesdames B. Lipsit, berg, Mrs. Charles Jones.
University has completed prelim- or Mrs. Fannie II. Markson, Tyler I. Weitz, M. Nide, B. Berkowitz,
Social committee for Friday '
inary plans for its most important 6-9169. To rummage call Mrs. K. It. Durzaw and A. Weitz.
night services at B'nai David
social function of the year, the Spivack, chairman, TR. 2-3521.
As the quota has been reached Synagogue: Mrs. Morton Espar.
annual campus caper, to be held Mrs. Larsky, Mrs. Sklar and Mrs. the drive for membership has been
A board meeting will be held
Saturday, Nov. 21, The social com- M. Shulman are co-chairmen. For closed. Installation will be held on Monday evening, Nov. 2, at
mittee chairman, Bob Gutterman, reservations call Mrs. A. D. Mark- as soon as plans are completed.
Mrs. Morris Walk's residence, 0321 it
announced at the last meeting that son, MA. 6370; Mrs. E. Abrams,
A social for members was held Wildmere, and an open meeting I
the dance is to be held at the new secretary, TR. 2-7445, or Mrs. I. at the home of Mrs. Durzaw Tues- and membership drive will be held it
Wardell Apartments, at Woodward Goldsmith, treasurer, of the ban- day, Oct. 22. Hostesses for the Monday evening, Nov. 9, at the
and Kirby, and the music is to quet, TY. 5-5998. Mrs. T. Siegel evening were Mesdames Berkowitz, B'nai David meeting hall, Elm-
be supplied by Mary Kahn.
is president of the organization.
Canon, Durzaw and Davis.
hurst and 14th St.

8;71

The clearing of Jewish Na-
tional Fund boxes is now in prog-
ress by a large committee which
is visiting those who have the
blue and white box placed in their
homes and are also distributing
boxes in homes that desire to par-
ticipate in the work for the re-
demption of Palestine as a Jew-
ish National Home.
A committee selected by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund of Detroit, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Philip
Slomovitz, is in charge of the
solicitations. Those who desire to
have boxes cleared or to have
them placed in their homes are
urged to call Mrs. Slomovitz,
University 1-6972.
The accompanying photographs
show the blue and white box and
a man at work in the manufac-
ture of these boxes in Jerusalem.

Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged

The executive committee of the
Women's Auxiliary, Jewish Home
for Aged, met last week at the
home of Mrs. Simon Shetzer.
It was reported that 103 new
members were added to the auxil-
iary's roll the afternoon of the
annual "pay-up" party.
Since the roster now contains
close to 1600 names, a special re-
quest is issued to those members
who have changed their place of
residence recently and to others
not in receipt of communications
from the correspondence commit.
tee, to contact Mrs. Robert Rosen,
16515 Baylis, University 2-7213,
so as to rectify all errors and in-
sure each member with all future
announcements of the auxiliary's
agenda.
The auxiliary donates $10
worth of fruit per month to the
home. The Junior Group of the
Old Folks' Home donated a similar

Sisters of Zion
Luncheon Nov. 22

Cong. Ahavath Zion
Elects Officers

amount to the residents recently.
The next board of directors
meeting will be held at the Stotler
Hotel on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Members of the auxiliary will
be interested to know that the new
Home for Aged on Petoskey acid
Burlingame Ayes. is nearing com-
pletion. Laborers are already
working on the roof. Everyone is
therefore urged to pay up their
pledges to the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign very soon.
Anyone wishing to make con-
tributions to the auxiliary's build-
ing fund, may contact Mrs. Julius
Wartell, chairman, 583 Woodland,
Townsend 7.6300.

Monday Night Club

The

president of the Monday
Night Club wishes to thank the
public for its warm response in
making their first annual affair,a
success.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. A. Schwatz,
14877 Monica. Nomination and
election of officers will be held.

B'nai David Ladies
Select Committees

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