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they have given more to hu-
manity to help it on the up-
ward road than any other peo-
ple in all human history?
"Oh, I'm aware of all that,
but what I don't like is the
loudness and the assertiveness
of the Jews, the way they push
them elves."
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That's your fault, for treat-
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years. Discrimination, ostrac-
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suppression create an inferior-
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people so suppressed to be over-
ambitious and over-assertive.
Some Jews have these faults,
and are perfectly aware of
them, and deplore them; but
they know, too, that these are
directly the result of the dis-
crimination against them by the
very few people who object to
these manifestations. It's your
fault, you Americans, if the
Jews among you are at times
objectionable in behavior. It's
because you dislike them, os-
tracize them, are at best con-
descent to them and tolerate
them, that they rebound in
self-assertion.
Then what about Catholics?
Many Protestant Americans re-
gard Catholics as they would
Pagans. The word causes more
hostility in their minds than
Pathan, Parsee, Buddhist, Mo-
hammedon. And all the time,
Catholics are Christians. They
worship the same God, the Fa-
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the death of King Saul. This
messenger told the story of how
Saul, fearful of being captured
by they Philistines, said to him,
"Place thyself, I pray thee, by
me and slay me for a mortal
tremor bath seized on me al-
though my life is yet whole with-
in me." "So," continued the
messenger, "I placed myself by
him and slew him because I was
sure he could not live after his
fall." king David replied, "How
wrist thou not afraid to stretch
forth thy hand to destroy the
Lord's annointed." Then David
called one of his young men and
ordered the messenger slain. (II
Samuel, Chap. 1). It seems Saul
decided in favor of the "mercy
killing" and, certain of capture
and torture by the Philistines,
committed suicide. But David
condemned the "mercy killing."
An Historic Instance
Another philosophical consid-
eration of the "mercy killing" is
found in the Talmud in the mat-
ter of the death of the great
schOlar and leader of Israel, Rabbi
Chananiah ben Taradian (25 A.
D.). Ile was condemned by the
Roman government to be burned
alive and following this order,
the rabbi was wrapped in a scroll
of the law and placed on a slow
fire. In order to increase his suf-
fering and prolong his agony, wet
woolen sponges were placed over
his heart that he might not die
too quickly. At the execution,
his disciples, witnessing his ter-
rible agony, begged him to
breathe in the flame and thus has-
ten the end. The rabbi refused.
He said, "I will not interfere. Let
Him take the life Who has given
it and let a man not extinguish
it himself."
The executioner then said to
the victim, "Holy Rabbi, if I in-
crease the fire and remove the
soaked wool from your heart that
you may die more quickly, will
you promise me a reward in the
future world?" After this prom-
ise, the executioner intensified the
fire and removed the sponges so
that the soul quickly left the
rabbi.
This shows the theory of this
great leader. Ile would not jus-
Hate Nobody, Be Safe
tify
suicide as a "mercy killing"
"No, I hate the Catholics for
their political activities!" Better yet he considered it suitable for
hate the Methodists, then, for another to do the deed.
"Hastening Death Is Murder"
they are just as active politically,
The rabbis studied this as well
and if they had more numbers,
would be just as powerful. Bet-
ter hate the Campbellites, then,
Strictly Confidential
for in some states you can't elect
a governor without them. Bet- (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
ter not hate anybody, then you'll
be on the safe side.
mother also raised four other sons
It is really the strangeness of ... All of them are six-footers ...
the usages of the Catholic Church Incidentally, Marshall plays the
that offends us Protestants; in violin unusually well ... Some of
other words, it is our own ignor- you who have been wondering
ance. We don't like the celibacy whether the American Oil Com•
of the clergy and of the Sister- pany's advertising slogan of "join
hoods. We don't like the con- the American party" is subtle Fas-
fessional, with the power it gives cist propaganda will be interested
the priesthood over the people. to know that this company is
After all, what business are these owned by the Blausteins of 13a1-
things of ours? They don't af- timer° . .. Jacob Blaustein, son
fect us; they affect the Catholics. of the firm's president, heads the
They don't affect society in any Baltimore Jewish Charities .
way that society has any right The managers of Dave Levin,
to take notice of. In fact, these Brooklyn wrestler, continue to bill
usages, in many ways, have a him as the "Brooklyn Jewish star,"
wholesome effect upon the social although he has been revealed to
structure. Catholic people are be of German parentage ... Ruth
tied to their churches, attend Hughes Aarons, Chicago ping pong
their churches, are held level by star, who has been touted as Jew-
their churches ina way Protestant ish, may also turn out to be Aryan.
people, we must confess, are not. Her father, Alfred E. Aarons, New
Of course, the most real race York theatrical manager, who died
problem that we have in Amer- recently,
was buried from a Pro-
ica is the Negro problem. Eleven
millions of blacks let down among testant Episcopal church .. .
111,000,000 of whites to live YOU DIDN'T KNOW
side by side, to serve the same
Harry L. Glucksman, director of
nation, keep intact the same gov- the Jewish Welfare Board. carries
ernment, construct and hold to- a mean punch ... The other day
gether the same society. It is a New Jersey's attorney-gen-
problem. No use not recognizing eral, David T. Wilentz, of Haupt-
the fact. Do you hate Negroes? mann-trial fame, spoke at the an-
Do you dislike Negroes? Do you nual convention of the New Jersey
even condescend to Negroes? Federation of Y. AL & Y.W.11.A.'s
Just in proportion to your hatred, at Perth Amboy ... Dave made a
dislike, condescension, are you a point that the Communist "prob-
bad citizen of America.
lem" should be tackled by the Jews
A free and stable government and that they should be in th e
cannot be built upon hatred, dis- forefront of cleaning out Jewish
like, condescension toward any- Communists . . . Whereupon Har-
body, no matter what his race or ry, with a few well-directed ora-
religion. A republic cannot en- torical lefts and rights set Wilent z
dure upon such foundations; and straight and made the learned at-
just insofar as we cherish such torney general look rather sick
feelings are we treasonable to about the things he doesn't know
the republic.
on the Jewish question . . . Dr.
Betty Goldman, recently appointed
a regular member of the faculty of
the school of humanistic studies at
the Institute for advanced study
Movies showing "High Spots in at Princeton, is a daughter of
Old World Countries" will be Julius Goldman, that prince in Is-
shown at a meeting of the Oak- rael who was the honorary Euro-
land Mothers' Club of the Jewish pean director of the J.D.C. . . .
Community Center, on Monday, Betty, in the early days of the
Nov. 30, at 8:30 p. m., at the war, covered Greece, Rumania,
Center. Before the movies there Jugoslavia and Turkey as a volun-
will be a discussion on "Fatuity teer for the J.D.C.. . . Gershon
Relationship."
Agronsky, Palestinian journalist,
A musical tea. with music fur- who is now on his way back to
nished by the Music Study Club, Palestine, kept the object of his
will be the feature of the meet- visit a secret, but we hear that he
ing of the Young Mothers' Study came here to give the low down on
Club on Tuesday, Dec. 1. at 1 p. the Palestine situation to certain
m., at the Dexter branch.
key American leaders .
"Social Aspects of Crime" will
be discussed by A. Pokorney, STRAIGHT
If unity is ever going to be
Friend of the Court, at a meeting
of the Linwood Dexter Club on achieved on the Polish-Jewish
Tuesday. Dec. 1, at 2 p. in., at front the credit will go to Samuel
C. Lampert . . . Lamport has the
the Dexter branch.
Dr. Benjamin Ashcan of the jaw of a fighter and the driving
Spanish Department of 1 1, ayne power of an all-American tackle
. The other day he delivered a
University will speak to the mem-
bers of the Fenkell Mothers Club straight-from-the-shoulder talk to
the
representatives of practically
on Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 8 p. m., at
the Parkside and Midland Syna- all the important national Jewish
organizations
in this country, who
gogue. His subject will be "The
gathered at his home, including
European Powder Market."
the
Federation
of Polish Jews
The West Warren Club will dis-
cuss "Our Foreign Policy" led by which is carrying op a separate
Mrs. L. Foster, of the Wayne drive for Polish Jewry . . . Lam-
University Extension Service. at pert, who is just back from Poland,
their meeting on Wednesday, Dec. knows the plight of Jewry there
2, at 2 p. m., at the Newberry well and told his guests that unless
a new deal is dealt out by a unified
School .
Election of officers and a book American Jewish leadership to the
review on "The Foundry" by Hal- Jews of Poland, he'll have some-
perin, will comprise the program thing interesting to tell to the
of the meeting of the Woodwar d Jews of this country .. .
Club on Thursday, Dec. 3, at 2
International Prise Winner Re-
m., at the Center.
main. Jewess Despite
Every Wednesday, at 7 p. m.,
Conversion
clines in ballroom dancing for
mothers are being held at the Dex-
BUDAPEST (WNS) — Yolan-
ter branch. Miss Eckhouse is the
instructor. Every Thursday eve- da Foldes, winner of the $19,000
ning at the Dexter branch a pub- .all-nations prize novel competi-
lie speaking class is being held at tion, told newspaper interviewers
8 p. m. Mrs. Ruth Evans is the here that although her parents
had her baptized as a Catholic
instructor.
when she was six years old, she
Prize crop tobaccos make Old still regards herself as • Jewels.
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The Jewish Attitude on the Question
of Euthanasia, or "Mercy Killing"
as other similar facts and opin-
ions mentioned in the Talmud and
Midrash and the law of the Jew-
ish religion in this regard is as
follows:
Mastering death Is murder. For
instance, if one closes the eyes
of a dying man while in the agony
of death, he thereby quickens that
death and it is like murder. Nev-
ertheless, when a man takes his
own life because he suffers un-
bearable and terrible pains, phy-
sical or spiritual, or because he
is in a dangerous position to be
killed or tortured then he is not
regarded as a murderer and de-
serves all religious rights and re-
spects of mourning.
But to be killed by another
man upon his request, and not
be guilty of murder, can only be
possible under the following con-
ditions:
I. If some vital organ of the
victim became so affected that
he is doomed to die, then is
he even by his life regarded
as death.
2. If he is doomed to terrible
Buffering.
3.1f the act of killing the •ic•
tim is not direct, but by
means which will cause his
death.
Under those conditions, in
view of the Jewish tradition, the
mercy killer is not guilty of mur-
der, but not allowed and not
advised to do it, because of the
traditionalprinciple that even a
man be in the gravest danger as
the sword's point is at his throat
still he must not give up hope.
Rabbi Joseph Kern is the author
of the "Shulchon Oruch," which
happened during the 11th century
at the time the Crusaders were
sweeping over the Jewish commu-
nities in France, Italy and Ger-
many, and killing Jews and their
families with great tortures. At
a certain town, which the Cru-
saders were approaching, the
rabbi permitted the Jews to mer-
cifully kill their own children and
save them from a more hideous
death and ill-use. Many children
were killed. Another rabbi, how-
ever, opposed him. Ile called
the first rabbi a murder, and curs-
ed him, saying that if he, the
second rabbi, were right, the first
shall die an unnatural death. It
happened as a surpise that the
mob left the town without harm-
ing a single Jew, except the first
rabbi, whom they killed with an
unnatural death.
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
WILL HEAD PUBLIC
RELATIONS GROUP
(CONCLUDED FROM PAM: ONE)
where such rights aro non-existent. A
complete report on the general Wu.-
Don of the Jewa (Mould he presented
to the League of Nations
"2. An instrument In order to defend
the Jewish right. at the League of
Nations end the various government.
:Mould be created. Thin Instrument
should function permanently.
"5. The World Jewinh Congrees should
establish an economic department. on
• broader basis and in • more effective
manner than Iv 010 case at present. In
order to aid Jewinh emigrant. In their
existence.
"It le absolutely necessary that this
Congrese and all Its branch. he oh•
nerved closely and the •nswers to the
following queatIona •re of special In-
terest.
ii1.—Who are the lending Jewish per-
sonalities as
• this Congress?
"2.—Are the rePresentativen of the
various go, ernments invited •• guest.?
And who are they?
- 3.—What in the agenda?
have—representative. or
the League of Nations been Invited?
"6.—Will a press conference of the
Jewish papers take piace before the
Congress?'
"8.—Will there be a registration In
order to attend the Convene?
"7.—Are the Zionist organisations
participatinh offIcialiV?
"8.—What role do the Rionir organ-
isations piny M the Congress?
"9.—Is Chaim Welsmann taking •
leading part
.. 10.—Are connections with the final
110th apparent?
"11.—Or 015 Odd Fellows?
"1 t.—What ix the altitude of the
Supreme Council of the Grand Orient 1
"I2.—What han the I.:reign—ems:001Y
the Jew press—already reported on It?
. Perlialin you will hate the oppor-
tunity to send one of your trusted
agents to this Collates,. Should such
he the case I would be Pleased to re-
rel. a report on the results or your
research."
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Naei-Spanish Affiliations
PARIS. — A special correspon-
dent of the Paris Tageszeit, of
which Georg Bernhard is the edi-
tor, reports from Spain concern-
ing the close connection of the
Spanish rebels with the German
Nazis and the anti-Semitic meas-
ures planned by General Franco,
rebel leader. The correspondent
declares that the Spanish govern-
ment has disclosed the following
information concerning the anti-
Semitic intentions of the rebels,
stating:
"We have )net been Informed that
the authorities of the province. mit:MS.1
by the reitcle have received a meeret
order which obliges them to entablinh
within 45 hours ',pedal lists of all citi-
zen. of Jewish descent who ere to
comidered an PURI/1110. 1,1 ■ 11,111.1n.
"General Franco has yielded to the
pressure from certain enure. of Ns-
11°110144pda' 1st origin and declared to
the German :Aire. of his army that
from now on no Jew will be permitted
to ,,,,ropy any Puller °frith
"The foreign merchants and real es-
tate owner. of Jewish descent should
not Cu affected directly by this pinky
but they will he subject to more strict
supertision. The present control of all
enterprines place, the Interest of iecon•
only of Fasclet Spain' In the forefront
above everything else.
"So far it la not known whether for•
eign
e l m. Jews nhould lie replaced by el tl•
of countries riendly' to (fellers!
Franco. In the event that Ode la de•
chled upon, Italian, (Iowan and l'or
tug.. withcommercial experience
would be given Mon consideration "
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SHULMAN TO TALK
AT PISGAH DINNER
Myron Jacoby, Mrs. Myron Ja-
coby, Howard Kaichen, Mrs. lio-
(CONCLUDED FROs( PAGE I)
ward A. Kaichen, Mrs. Phillip
Kanter, Dr. Leon A. Katzin, Max be the speaker at the dinner.
J. Keidan, Airs. Max J. Keidan,
Rabbi Shulman is one of the
Benjamin Knoppow, Nathan Knop- outstanding young rabbis of the
pow, Dr. A. Max Kohn, Mrs. A. country. lie is a graduate of
Max Kohn, N. B. Koploy, Mrs. Ilebrew Union College, Cincin-
N. B. Koploy, Mrs. II. M. Krohn, nati, and of the law schools of
Mrs. Joseph Kunin, Mrs. Melvin the University of Chicago and
J. Kuttnauer, Melvin J. Kutt- Ohio Northern University.
nauer, Walter Laib, Mrs. Walter was ordained rabbi in 1927, and
Laib, Mrs. 13. Levin, Bayre Levin, served the Wheeling, W. V. con-
Mrs. Bgyre Levin, Hoke Levin, gregation for four years before
Airs. Hoke Levin, Sol R. Levin, coming to the North Shore Con-
Mrs. Sol R. Levin, Dr. David J. gregation as Glencoe, Ill. lie is
Levy, Mrs. David J. Levy, Esther the author of a book, "Problems
Loewenberg, Felix J. Mahler, Mrs. of the Jews in the Contemporary
Felix J. Mahler, Morris Malin, World," which was published by
Philip R. Marcuse, Mrs. Samuel the Argus Book Shop of Chicago.
Mendelsohn, Dr. Harry C. Metz- Ile is also active in Bnai Brith
ger, Dr. Maurice P. Meyers, Mrs. circles, being a member of the
Maurice P. Meyers, Joseph bilker- Anti-Defamation League advis-
sky, Frank Milstein, Dr. A. N. ory board. Nathan D. Rosin,
Mittleman, Maurice P. Morse, chairman of the membership
Mrs. Maurice P. Morse, Mrs. Re- drive, states that Rabbi Shulman
becca Nadler, Louis Newmark, was asked to address this initia-
Mrs. Louis Newmark, Max Nus- tion dinner by popular request.
baum, Louis °lender, Jack Per- lie spoke at a dinner sponsored
chever, Jack Perchick, Mrs. Jack by Pisgah Lodge In December,
Perchick, Colonel L. Prenzlauer, 1934, and since that time there
Mrs. Colonel L. Prenzlauer, Dr. have been many requests for the
Aioses AL Rattner, Henrietta A. lodge to schedule Rabbi Shulman
Robinson, Herbert D. Robinson, for another address. Mr. Rosin
Mrs. Herbert D. Robinson. Setta warns the members to secure their
Robinson, Norman Rom, Robert reservations for the dinner early
Rosenberg, Mrs. Robert Rosen- as the capacity of the banquet
berg, Reuben J. Rosenfield, Mrs. room is limited .
Reuben J. Rosenfield, Mrs. I. Ro- This membership drive is known
senthal, Mrs. Louis Rosenthal, as the Adolph Freund-Jacob Mil-
Lester Sandelma n, Solomon ler Memorial Class, paying trib-
Schkloven, Maurice A. Schlafer, ute to the memory of two of the
Mrs. Maurice A. Schlafer, Dr, lodge's oldest and most active
Nathan 11. Schlafer, Charlotte members who passed away last
Schmidt, Dr. Lowell S. Selling, August. Many applications have
Mrs. Lowell S. Selling, Dr. Louis been received and approved at an
A. Schwartz, Mrs. Louis A. executive session of the lodge.
Schwartz, Cecelia Shetzer, Barney Every male Jew, 21 years or over,
Shift, M. Siegel, M. Silverman, is eligible for membership in Bnai
Harold Simon, Joe Simon, Bar-' Brith. Those who haven't been
ney Smith. Mrs. Barney Smith, approached by members of Pis-
Bert L. Smolder, Mrs. Bert L. gah's membership drive commit-
Smokier, Harry Solomon, My- tee may make application through
ron S. Steinberg, Mrs. Myron Nathan D. Rosin, 502 Lawyers
S. Steinberg, Maurice E. Swede, Bldg., Cadillac 0909.
Following the initiation of the
Mrs. Maurice E. Swede, David S.
Tout?, Mrs. David S. Touff. Airs. Adolph Freund-Jacob Miller Me-
Edna ‘anhoorden, Dr. George morial Class by Pisgah's degree
Waldbott, Mrs. George Waldbott, team, • dinner will honor the
W. Emanuel Walters, Sirs. W. newly initiated members. Reser-
Emanuel Walters, Mrs. Joseph vations are now being taken for
Weingarden, Mrs. Florence Wein- the dinner by harry Yudkoff,
stein, Sirs. Samuel Weisman. Jo- 2159 National Bank Bldg., Ran-
seph Af. Weiss, Jr., Dr. Benjamin dolph 8009. Mr. Yudkoff sug-
I). Welling, D. Welt, Joseph M. gests that those who are desirous
Welt, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, Mel- of obtaining choice tables should
ville S. Welt. Mrs. Melville S. make their reservations at once.
Last Monday night the general
Welt, David Wilkes, Mrs. David
ilkus, James SS ineman. Mrs. committee of the lodge met to
Daniel Winograd, Monte D. Wit- approve applications for member-
telshofer, Mrs. Monte D. Wittel- ship in the Adolph Freund-Jacob
shofer, Irving S. Wolfe, Julian Miller Memorial Class. A nomi-
G. Wollner, Mrs. Julian G. Wolf- nating committee was appointed
ner, Mrs. A. Yarrows, Oscar M. to report at the meeting of Dec. 7.
Next Monday night, Pisgah
Zemon and Emil Waldbott.
1,odge will hold a stag night af-
fair in the lodge quarters in the
Maccabeee Bldg. The committee
arranging this affair will not di-
vul ge the nature of the program
but urge all members to attend.
North End Clinic hay received There will be several supriees.
the following contributions:
In memory of Abraham Wein- FISHBEIN SPEAKS
HERE SUNDAY FOR
berg from Mr. and Mrs. Moi.e.r.
Ashner and Ilimelhoch Brothers
PHYSICIANS' GROUP
and Company.
In memory of Mrs. Louis Loe-
(CONCLUDED IrWtlf PAGE ONE)
wenstein from Mrs. Myron S. David Kliger and Charles Gitlin.
Colet and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Dr. Gould has conducted • sur-
Slumbers!.
vey of hospitals throughout the
In memory of Charles Inslee country as a means of comparing
from Mrs. Myron S. Colet.
the needs of the Detroit Jewish
In memory of Benjamin Siegel community with those of other
from Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butsel cities'. In the course of his sur-
and Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rosen- vey, Dr. Gould has visited ML
garten.
Sinai Hospital in Cleveland, Mon-
In memory of Samuel Gins- tefiore Hospital in Pittsburgh and
berg from Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mt. Sinai Hospital in Milwaukee.
Blumberg.
Results of this survey, as well
For the Well Appliance Fund: as other studies relative to hos-
In honor of Jesse F. Hirschman pital needs, will be published
from Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor within • short time, according to
Dr. Gould.
Roemer.
Contributions to
North End Clinic
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