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December 4, 1936
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Lights on Chanukah 1THE
Buy Fine Furniture
,CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL P1,0111)
were again pursuing the enen4.
So strengthened were they by
the delicious pancakes that suc-
cess crowned their efforts.
In memory of this incident
Judas Nfaccabeus decreed that
every year at Chanukah time
Jews should eat "latices."
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A CHANUKAH THAT BECAME
A TISHA
JEWISH COMMUNITY AND
ITS AFFILIATED AGENCIES
•
ED ITOR'S NOTE: The following is one of • series of brief sketches
describing the work of Jewish agencies affiliated with the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit and receiving their income from
the Allied Jewish Campaign.
THE LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
The Jewish Welfare Federation includes among its
agencies the League for Human Rights, which is the or-
ganization that sponsors the boycott of German goods and
services in this city.
Since the organization of the League for Human Rights
through a conference of Jewish organizations under the
chairmanship of Simon Shetzer, a number of stores have
pledged their co-operation in the boycott and have refused
to purchase German-made goods.
The League operates from its own offices at 807 David
Stott Bldg.
The co-operation of local merchants has been enlisted
by the League for Human Rights as a service to humanity.
PISGAH INITIATION
DINNER ON SUNDAY
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
the exemplification of the teach-
ings of the Bnai Brith by Pisgah
Lodge's degree team composed of
Elms Goldberg, Aaron Rosenberg,
Joseph L. Staub, Samuel W. Leib,
Harold M. Silverston, Herman
Littky. Following the initiation
Aaron Droock ,past president of
the lodge and regional director
of District Grand Lodge No. 6 of
Bnai Brith, will address the class.
A member of the newly initiated
class will respond. Nathan D. Ro-
sin, chairman of the membership
drive, will preside during this
part of the program. The dinner
will follow the initiation at 6:30
p. m. Rabbi Leon From will
deliver the invocation. Julius
Deutelbaum, a past president of
Pisgah Lodge, will act as toast-
master. Greetings will be ex-
tended by Herman Osnos, presi-
dent of the lodge. The address of
the evening as reported above
will be delivered by Rabbi Shul-
man. During the dinner hour mu-
sic will be renderd by Betty and
Bob' Ritzenhein, who won first
prize on a Major Bowes program.
Nathan D. Rosin, as chairman
of the membership drive, asks the
members of the lodge to attend
the initiation as well as the din-
ner and extends an invitation to
the Jewish community to witness
the initiation which starts at 4:30
p. m. Harry Yudkoff in charge of
reservations warns those who in-
tend to attend the dinner and
have pot made reservations to
communicate with him at once as
there are only a few reservations
left.
On Monday night, Pisgah Lodge
will hold its regular bi-monthly
meeting at its lodge quarters in
the Maccabees Bldg. All members
are urged to attend this meeting
and meet the newly initiated
members. A program fitting to
the occasion is being arranged.
This meeting will also constitute
first and second nomination of
officers, the nominating commit-
tee making its recommendations.
Final nominations and election of
officers will take place on Dec. 21.
Last Monday the lodge met to
hear final reports on the member-
ship drive. An entertainment pro-
gram was provided by Herman
Osnos, president, this meeting
having been designated as presi-
dent's night.
Last Tuesday noon the officers
and members of the general com-
mittee met at luncheon with Fred
Bernstein of Chicago, president
of District Grand Lodge No.6 of
Bnai Brith.
DRY CLEANING
Gives Fall Clothes
B'AB
The rabbis of old give the
following interesting explana-
tion of the Emperor Trojan's
persecution of the Jews.
On the night of Tisha B'Ab,
they tell us, when all Israel was
mourning for the destruction
of the glorious Temple, a child
Vitalise Is an extra process which gives added
was born to Trajan. During
life and smartness to clothes—gives them that
the Chanukah festival, the
feeling of fresh newness.
royal child died. The Jews did
not know what to do. Should
they kindle the lights or not?
A conference was held. It
was decided that the sacred CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE for mutual distrust these many
years. If the commission sets out
lights should be kindled.
This very fact gives the commis- on performing this task of media-
Some malicious individuals, sion its greatest opportunity. It thin , it is not to be expected that
however, came to the Empress can accomplish a supreme task complete peace will be reached
not by what it proclaims, but by immediately. By bringing together
Vitalize Dry Cleaned and 'land Finland
and said: "Look at these wick- what it actually does; not by going these parties a series of intimate
ed Jews! When you give birth into causes which are well known, negotiations, acrimonious at first,
to a child they mourn, and but by guiding both sides to work and friendly afterwards, will be
In motion. • This, I feel sure,
when your child dies they re- out by themselves, yes, by them- set
selves, solutions under the friendly w ill be a greater step in the right
joice. They must be punished.". aegis of the commission itself. direction than any attempt to re-
The Empress believed these Nothing short of that approach will port on what has occurred or the
people and immediately sent a be likely to satisfy either group causes thereof. In this way only
or bring about any permanent so-
message to Trojan, who was lution approximating peace. We is there wisdom. In this way only
can the commission render a
then on a foreign campaign, have a right to hope that the tom- genuine service to the cause of
633.547 EAST FOREST
asking him to come back and mission is not merely sparring for peace. If it fails in this task now,
time; that it is not simply throw- another agency will arise some day
punish the Jews.
ing out a gesture of assumed to accomplish Its But the commis-
Trojan did return—and Jew- friendliness to both sides; that it sion will be chargeable with fall-
ish blood flowed.
is not using a means of seeking UM.
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A
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to allay Arab internecine strife.
Here then is a new chance for
THE KNOWN—AN YET UN-
Drapery Rods
This is indeed a challenge to the Earl Peel to prove that the oft
KNOWN—MARTYR
(let Our Price. First — Maln-Mt. Purril.bed Pm*
to use its mediating charged British policy of "divide
Hannah, the famous woman commission
Window Shades Cler ,ed and Repaired
rather than its investigating skill and rule" can be made to give
.
martyr of the Chanukah story, to re-establish confidence, the lack way to a policy of conciliate and
We Cpecialize in VENETIAN BLINDS
may never have had the name of which has been the basic cause serve.
of Hannah. The earliest source
to speak of her, the Second
11424 LINWOOD AVE. Phones: Garfield 1230-31
Book of Maccabees, does not
mention her name; neither does
the Babylonian Talmud. And (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PACE) herself is not paid for her exports
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in negotiable money. The arrange.
the Midrash to Lamentations
that of any other foreign nucleus ment is not an economic triumph
refers to her as Miriam, the in Brazil.
Showroom Hou;s: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily
for Germany, who has to pay mere
daughter of Tanchum.
Cultural influence is still very than would otherwise be necessary
It is in the "Josippor,'„") a largely French; but German influ- for her imports from Chile.
Spreading of "Kultur"
popular historical book of the ence has, since the beginning of
20th century, rapidly expanded at
Rolling stock needed by the
10th century, that we find her the commercial and political ex-
"A Fuel Without a Fault"
called by that familiar name of pense of other nations, in spite Chilean State Railways has in re-
cent years all been supplied by
of Great Britain's financial pm- Germany. Of that, one-ninth of the
Only the righest quality at prices you paj for ordinary
2 Jackets of Cellophane Doubly Insures OLD GOLD Freshneu Hannah for the first time.
grades. Get the most for your motley by calling—
Thus we do not really know dominance and the special position imported motor-cars which do not
of the United States. The reason
DAVID GOLDBERG,
the true name of this famous for the really solid situation of come from the United States, Ger-
Prize crop tobaccos make Old
many in 1934 supplied six and Gold Cigarettes Double- Mellow,
President
martyred mother of 1faccabean Germany in Brazil is past doubt. Great Britain two. In 1935 the Im-
By unwavering firmness in her port of cars was more than quad- and 2 Jackets of Cellophane keep
times.
diplomatic dealings and attitudes rupled, and of the resulting total them always factors; fresh. .. .
towards Brazil, and admirable out- 169 were German, but the British
spokenness in defence of the hum- still had only two. Efforts to dif-
J. D. C. CONFERENCE
blest
of her citizens, Germany has fuse European culture in Chile
ON SUNDAY, DEC. 13
earned for herself the respect of are made first and most effective-
Brazilians,
maintained a strong ly by Germany. There are a few
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
position, and secured in the coon- English schools in the country, and
try
the
permanent
advantage of one or two of them are as good as
of the fund-raising campaign;
Isidor Coons, national director of her nationals.
any schools in Chile. But the Ger-
the fund-raising campaign; and
Compensations Marks
man schools are much more numer-
Joseph C. Hyman, secretary and
The German merchant abroad ous and cheaper.
executive director of the commit- has, in Brazil at any rate, always
In the principal technical col-
been an "imperialist." Germans
tee.
Arrangements are being made took care to foster in Brazil the lege, the Santa Maria Fundacion,
in
Valparaiso, all the teachers now
to broadcast part of the proceed- sentiment that Germany had been
ings of the conference on Dec. 13 scurvily treated under the Treaty havo been recruited in Germany.
No
British news-reels or instruc-
make it
over a national network, and it is of Versailles. Hitler brought back-
hrough
its paces, brakes ,
also planned to show a sound-slide their faith in German destinies. tional films ever reach Chile; Ger-
ough
man
propagandist
films
are
shown
film at the gathering, giving a pic- They were not disposed to boggle
st Put it t its power, check
and try to
torial resume of the 22 years work over details of any "Brown Shirt frequently. England does not
it comes as
of the Joint Distribution Commit- Terror." German diplomatic and broadcast to Chile directly; Ger-
, fied
WHETHER
many
does.
German
enthusiasm
for
should
be s ati
most
tee in 42 countries of the world, consular authorities throughout
Your Life Insurance policy is the
o at
Clwistrnas
why
y
and the present problems to be Brazil led the Nazi crusade. The the present government of their
happens to be present in time for wheel,
figure pick-up,
Fatherland is not always !sponta-
valuable of all your material possessions.
makes with less l
German community followed. The
dealt with.
In connection with the Sunday Nazi spy system worked efficiently, neous.
It is a symbol of thrift and financial sta-
eyes turn to follow it
the
season,
this
Buick
Mexican
statistics
tell
the
same
meeting there will be held the an- and soon any dissentients found it
happy holidays wherever it goes.
rolls its majestic way-,
bility that will repay you many times over,
nual meeting of the board of di- advisable (commercially as well as tale of German infiltration, again
family
wning
it—
Watch
the
rectors of the Joint Distribution socially) to keep their opinions to at the expense of the United King-
not only in actual money, but in the peace
icture yo ur such
toe ery quiet, as it
Committee at which a class of themselves. The repeated N a si dom. In 1934, for the first since
'There's
joy
just
of mind that goes with the assurance of
directors will come up for re-elec- successes in Europe have caused 1926, United Kingdom sales ex-
would make,
the p traveling in
there's thrill in its mile — there's imagine
tion and vacancies caused by death Germany to win back all her old ceeded those from Germany by
security.
1,600,000
pesos
(about
690,000).
will be filled.
prestige in Brazil.
standout
Last year the position was re-
The meeting will also elect na-
P solid
cats standout
For the convenience of your dependents,
The Germans have found them-
'There's stylet
aim and opOortunity
to
toned contentment
comfort of in
its the
smoothly
tional officers for the year as well slves strong enough to force Bra- versed. The value of United King-
CONTI bCECITO
and to safeguard their funds, you can ar-
as consider recommendations for a zil to accept trade with them on dom exports fell by over 60 per
t a Buick of your
cent
to
the
benefit
of
the
U.
S.
A.
budget
and
a
national
quota
neces-
ge
the holidays arrive. We'll help
the basis of the compensation
range a Monthly Income Settlement of
gliding ride.
sary to carry on the reconstruc- mark, to the doubtful benefit of and of imports by 35.5 per cent,
Claus. Prices, be-
Life Insurance Money. Why not give them
while German shipments increased
tion work overseas.
Gaze
upon
it—the
size
et
it,
tho
Santa
Brazilian
trade,
and
to
the
detri-
by 40 per cent. Germany also im-
The
call
to
the
meeting
is
signed
its the smart-as-Parls
this added safeguard? Let me show you
ment of all other countries trading
come trust
at 1.76Slist
at our
Flint,Mich,
by Felix H. Warburg, Paul Baer- with Brazil. So strong did the proved her position as a buyer of
in ell
history.
of it—and ask yourself
if it ginning
you play
'Vito
how it can be done.
wald, Herbert H. Lehman, James German authorities feel them- Mexican produce to the extent of
WINO
the
to
29 per cent by the extensive use
of
N. Rosenberg, Jonah B. Wise and
are
look
selves in Brazil that, early this of compensation marks.
Mut taostY oots
moron cat
William Roeenwald.
isn't your dream car
year, they did not hesitate publicly
01140AL
These figures and personal ob.
10 A
to call upon Germans of military
age in Brazil to register for mili- servation chow unmistakably how
tary service at the nearest German great is the growth of German
1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.,
consulate, "whether they were penetration in Latin America. It
Detroit, Mich.
Brazilian-born or not." Protests in is recorded in the official biography
the Brazilian Press did not bother of Dom Pedro II, published in 1925
Representing
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar to them. Registration went on, and in Brazil, that the German govern-
Direct the Singers
the penalty for non-registration, ment did not wish its emigrants to
to the United States, where
TER
officially
. given out by German go
a so
The first meeting of the Choral c ons u lates,
loss of German citi- they would be "absorbed." They
Group sponsored by the Men's zenship, as well as a number of were to be directed to the South,
Club of Shaarey Zedek and di- other disabilities if the defaulter where they would continue to be
ASSURANCE COMPANY
rected by Cantor Jacob II. Sonen- ever finds himself in Germany, and German "and form a future An-
=Al MICE. WLYNITIE
klar took place Monday evening, certain "pressure',' commercial and tarctic Germany, as it was marked
on German maps of South Amer.
Nov. 30. All members of the club, otherwise, while he is in Brazil.
Ica before the outbreak of war In
the congregation and its auxilia-
Are Nod Supporters
1914."
ries and friends who sing or would
Ninety-five per cent of Germans
like to sing are urged to attend in Brazil are ardent supporters of
the next rehearsal which will be the Nazi regime. The numerous Festivities in Honor of Ber-
held this coming Monday evening, German Catholic religious bodies
nard Rosenberg's Bar
Dec. 7, after the lecture and con- in Brazil are not quite so enthusi-
Mitzvah Saturday
cert by Dr. Jacob Singer.
astic, but they unite with the rest
It has always been the hope of of their compatriots in adoration
the
organization
to
develop
a
The
Bar Mitzvah of Bernard
of
the
pan.German
Idea,
for
which
The Now Motorilnem
7- choral group which would afford Germans in Brazil, one and all, are Rosenberg,
01 owspe•
son of Mr. and Mrs.
)10 4011
JUST 101%10101
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delight to its members as well as convinced that Nazism stands.
'PILSUDSKI & BATORY'
■ JSs
Nor •0
Sam
Rosenberg
of
2969
Webb
GOY
to the community. While the first
pooh!
of41,0044. owirr—bas 11.1 14. .
The German colony in Chile Is
FROM NEW. YORK
14.41. sbra Feat
meeting was attended only by long established; In South Chile Ave., will take place this Satur-
rMa
'moor ate et
members of the male sex, an in- much of the 'land is owned and day morning at Congregation
Dee. 13, Jan. 17, Feb. 14
,M hews rt..
vitation is issued to the ladies to fanned by Germans, much of the Bind Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence.
join the group in order that a trade controlled by them. In re-
Tourist and Third Class Only
0E001 *WOW TWO
Bernard has already distin-
wider range and greater enjoy- cent years the British have waned
Prmnpt sad convenient
TO Slat TOUR ffea..*"..0.
UKRIO
oll folsh ogre or
ment and participation may be en- in numbers, in wealth, in influ- guished himself as a leader in
eonnection• t all Central
wor.
anal Etwitent lamps
compassed.
ence, in reputation, and the Ger- the Junior Congregation of Bnai
tr1 . mist imp
illnarated is the Brick momt fur 1st' "daft,
P.
Cantor Sonenklar is also very mans have waxed in proportion. Moshe, where he acted as Chosen
ervice
from
s
Regular passenger
nxious that those men and women During the last five years British
3815 list at Flies, Mich,
Constance direct to Jaffa and
who rehearsed for the operetta steamship companies have gone and speaker on many occasions.
Damn
Haifa.
"Shulamith" several years ago into liquidation and German ship- Last year he was chosen by the
should join this choral group. He ping, which all but disappeared Detroit Board of Education to
Delicious KOSHER
is being assisted in the formation from Chilean ports during the war, speak on various radic programs
trrosrr A
Kitchen
of this choral organization by increased steadily. In the matter in behalf of the children's hour.
Maurice Shatzen, Joseph Cantor of transport by air Germany has Despite his youth he personally
•
and Ben Sidlow. For further in- not defeated Great Britain because prepared his weekly messages.
formation, contact any of the above Great Britain never competed with
The Bar Mitzvah will be intro-
gentlemen.
her.
duced by Morris Rosenberg,
Apply to Loral Asont or
Germany Increased her total president of the congregation, •
WHIN BITTER AUTOMOSILIS All BUILT, BUICK Will SURD THEM
trade with Chile in 1935 by 100 who is his uncle. Another uncle
PYTHIAN SISTERS
per cent, her Imports by 70 per Robert Rosenberg, was president
Greater Detroit Temple No. 152 cent. In spite of the "compensa- of the congregation at the time Northwestern Demo cratic permanent headquarters at 83461 ganization "at this meeting. He
of Pythian Sisters will hold its tion" system of trading, Chilean the synagogue was erected. In
' 12th St., near Euclid. The head-1 called for a display of unified ef-
Club Acquires Head-
Everyone la welcome to share annual nomination and election credits in Germany tend greatly to behalf of the congregation, Rabbi
quarters will consist of a store fort on the part of members in
quarters
Young Men's Jewish Au'n
of officers on Dee. 9. at their exceed German credits In Chile. Moses Fiedler will greet him.
and a flat above it, the store to !order to help combat and solve
J. A. its recreational
with
Y.
M.
The
"export"
mark
has
been
in
A cultural and educational pro- facilities and to join members on temple, 3707 Fenkell Ave.
On Sunday night, Dec. 6, • din-
serve as an auditorium for meet- I many problems affecting Jewish
A charity card party will be greater supply than demand and ner will be tendered in honor of
Jake Betz. president of the ings, rallies and public functions. citizens.
ATOM has been inaugurated and Tuesday evenings at Northern
members are permitted lengthy High School gym for badminton, given on Dee. 15, at 2 p. m., at has thus depreciated heavily, now the Bar Mitzvah, in the assembly Jewish Northwestern Democratic J and the flat to be used as private
It was stated that • special of-
discourse on interesting topics of volley ball, basketball or swim- the Free Press Tower, Free Press standing about 85 per cent, below hall of Congregation Bnai Moshe. Club, announces that at the meet- club rooms and foe the offices of : flee is betzg prepared at these
rid parity. This depreciation has
their own choosing.
meet the group on Bldg., Lafayette and Case Axes. played havoc with the trade of Sidney Leichtman„ Bernard's ing of his organization held last the organization.
'headquarters for Congressman
or
to
ming.
uncle, will act as toastmaster of Sunday, a sum of money was ! Former Judge Joseph Sanders George D. O'Brien sad other of-
In the near future this organ- Monday pights for bowling at the There will be prizes and refresh-
other countries in Chile, and Chile the evening.
ization will present a drama,
raised to enable the club to rent 'outlined the principles of the or- finals.
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