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December 11, 1936
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1THE JEWISH COMMUNITY AND
ITS AFFILIATED AGENCIES
EDITOR'S NOTE! The following is one of a series of brief sketches
describing the work of Jewish agencies affiliated with the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit and receiving their incons• fres
the Allied Jewish Campaign.
THE YIDDISH SCHOOLS
For the first time this year, the Yiddish schools were
included in the budget of the Allied Jewish Campaign for
a sum of $2,000. This nominal allocation was made pend-
ing a survey of the work of these schools and their student
population which is planned for in the near future.
The schools included in this group are the branches of
the Farband Folk School (Jewish National Workers Al-
liance), the Sholom Aleichem Folk Institute and the
Workmen's Circle (Arbeiter Ring).
The Sholom Aleichem Folk Institute has two elemen-
tary schools, a children's theater studio and a theater
group for adults. There are two women's reading circles.
The total attendance in these schools is 150, and the chil-
dren are taught by four teachers.
The Workmen's Circle conducts two schools which are
also supplemented by youth groups.
The Farband, or Jewish National Workers Alliance,
conducts its school for the children of the organization
as well as for others who are interested in sending their
children to this school which teaches Yiddish and Hebrew
as well as Jewish history.
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Will Give Two Illustrated Lect-
ures on Russia at Cass Tech
This.Sunday
The complete motion picture
gory of what Russia is doing to-
day, with the latest news and the
latest problems of the rapidly
evolving Soviet social order, will
be presented by Julien Bryan, ex-
through European Russia, from
the Volga and Astrakhan down
through the Crimea, then back to
Leningrad and Moscow.• Julien
Bryan, who has visited Russia
annually for seven years, com-
pleted these pictures only two
months ago.
The afternoon lecture open with
colorful shots of the Volga, with
its old churches and monasteries,
its old and new boats, and throngs
of peasants fighting their way
upstream. Next comes Astrak-
han, once-famous Tartar capital.
Here Bryan filmed the caviar i -
dustry, one of Russia's greatest.
Ile visits Baku, the city of 700,-
000, which leads Russia in mod-
ern housing, and its surrounding
oil fields with great new gushers
that will be Russia's sinews of
war if attacked by Hitler.
At 8:30 Sunday evening comes
Part Two. First is Kiev, with its
colorful street scenes, crowded
trolley cars, new stores and old
churches. Ile shows in motion
pictures the operation of a Jewish
court, officered entirely by Jews
and conducted In Ilebrew—a long
step away from the cruel po-
groms of yesterday. A feature
of the Kiev visit is the filming of
the Ukraine Motion Picture Stud-
ious as they photograph their Rus-
sian version of "Tom Sawyer."
Bryan's comments on the new
Russian motion picture industry
and its aims give a revealing in-
sight into Soviet policies.
Reserved seats for both lec-
tures are on sale at the World
Adventure Series office at the De-
troit Institute of Arts, Temple
2-7676.
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PRAGUE (WNS) —Hundreds
of Jewish craftsmen and artisans
in Bohemia have been thrown out
of work as a result of the crisis
in Britain. At work on a 5,000,-
000 kronen order of coronation
jewelry, the Jewish workers have
been laid off because of the pos-
sibility that there may not be
any coronation exercises in May.
Synagogues here are packed with
Jewish workers praying that King
Edward VIII will not abdicate.
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known throughout the world as
the "llarand Movement," stated
in an interview at the headquar-
ters of the Non-Sectarian Anti-
Nazi League, 20 West 47th St.,
New York City, that a machin-
ery must be created which will
act when races and religions are
threatened with abuse.
Mrs. Harand, an Austria Cath-
olic, editor of the weekly news-
paper, "Gerechtigkeit" or "Jus-
tice" said: "Anti-Semitism is the
same for the soul and mind as
black typhus is for the body. It
makes people sick in the heart and
head."
She said: "We in Austria look
across our frontiers and see the
hateful laws of the Third Reich.
They are a blow in the face of
cultural and human dignity."
A young woman of 36 with a
Messianic sincerity, Mrs. Harrand,
whose husband is the manager of
a candy factory in Vienna, is the
author of "His Battle," which was
written as an answer to Ilitler'a
"My Battle." Her book has been
translated into French and Eng-
lish.
"Justice,"
newspaper,
Her
which was started three years ago,
has a weekly circulation of 20,000
and is circulated in 36 countries.
She knows that it is smuggled
into Germany, where reading of
it is forbidden, but every day
she receives letters from people
in the Reich mentioning the pa-
per. The letter always address
her as "Dear Aunt," although she
has no relations at all in Ger-
many.
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Statement on Boycott
For 90 Years
Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, chair-
man and B. C. Vladeck, co-chair-
man of the Joint Boycott Council
of the American Jewish Congress
and the Jewish Labor Committee,
issued a joint statement concern-
ing the boycott being carried on
against the importation of Ger-
man goods and the use of German
services. The statement reads in
part:
America's Finest Plate
1847 ROGERS BROS. needs no
introduction. Its reputation of
90 years' leadership testifies
to its
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lion —as a Special Tres Gift
'For the first nine menthe of 1111,
Imports into the United States from
European countries Increased 51 per
rent over the corresponding period for
1535, In 1135, thee* Import. amounted
to 1413,145,000, while the total rose to
1501,137,000 for the first nine months
of 1130. Every European country with
the exception of Germany, has bursa.
ed considerably the amount of much-
and'. mold to this country.
Delirium
has shown an increase of 44 per cent;
France, 14 per cent; Italy If per test;
Jepen. 15 per cent; Netherland., 17 per
United Miugdom, 51 per cent and
U. A S. R. over 33 per cent. During
the corresponding period, the Imports•
Lion of German goods Increased by
Offet—we will prised, in
place of the usual chest con-
tainer, 3 -fable Spoons with
•every Starting Set of
1847 ROGERS BROS. plate.
30-piece Service, plus 3 Table
Spoons in place of chest,
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molly surplus orders were pieced with
German firms in order to circumvent
the decision of the Treasury Department
concerning countervang duties
and
geed. eurrenctee which went into ef-
fect las/ July, It la quite obvious that
Germany's exports Into thin Country
have actually declined. When we re.
lize further that Increaud nhaidise
have been granted to German exportere
which le tutamount to gelling ••
at
loss, the efficacy of th• boycott In this
country beconm• self-evident.
"Nor dug the round Increase In
German exports convey • more hope-
ful pleturg. For while Germany's ex-
ports have Increased 15.505,000 marks,
she has DIVA far behind the general
Incr.. In world trade. Small Euro-
ren neo d untrlee like Czechoslovakia have
m- used their exports from 10 to 55
times •• n ugh as Nulland—all thin
despite the greater autuddies and the
wider barter an " f Germany her
°Mixed In • frantic effort to holster
up her economic statue Incidentally,
the 15.100.005 mark Increase inrludee
marks that have been purebued on
the open market at 10 per cent or
le. of their Minium exchange value.
"As for the •o-called tremendous
erre,. In German export• Into South
Atneriran and Central Amertran ro ho
tries the following point. must he
kept in mind: First, that much of the
business with throe countrleo was con•
summated through hart. arrangements
triumtneressartly craft when
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ROCK ISLAND, Ill. (WN)— the. countrtee open their eye. to the
that Germany Is ruinIng their home
Under attack by the Hearst-own- fart
market., tern:Idly, (N.G.., In order
ed Tri-City Star because its di- to conquer the. market. h. been sell-
ing
her goods at • ecru Ince and has
rector was among those sponsor-
been extending the most unreaannahle
ing a local meeting to be ad- rretilt• le many Hike account. Doing
JULIEN DRY...,
dressed by delegates of the Span- business I., night draft hea berorn• •
ish loyalist government. leaders rare occurrence In Gennany'•
plorer and observer. at Cam Tech
with South Arnerk. and Centre! Amer-
of the Rock Inland Jewish Center ican countries.
auditorium, Sunday afternoon
Sophie Rosenstein, dramatic pro- are reported to be considering
"In concluion, It might be added
and evening. Part one of "Soy-
that the real effect of correnry de-
let Russia in 1936" comes at fessor at the University of Wash- dismissing Rabbi Albert Gold- ,muation
la felt, It means an •pproxl•
3:30, and Part Two, with differ- ington, and a leader of the Little stein, the director. Rabbi Gold- in t• of 40 per cent In the price
Theater group of Seattle, is proud stein and 14 other local civic of German r.m14. The "port trade of
ent films, at 8:30.
that country will And itself shot off from
In the two lectures the audi- of the cinema attainments of one leaders have been bitterly assail-
any lands which now purchase Gu-
ed by the Hearst paper. It is re- m. merchandise In large quantities: .
ence is taken on a grand wing of her pupils, Frances Farmer.
ported that a group of non-Jews
from Rock Island have appealed
to Jewish leaders in Chicago to British Explanation en Palestine
Delayed Until 1937
support Rabbi Goldstein and to
urge the Jewish Center authorities
not to oust him.
GENEVA (WNS-Palcor Agen-
597. 1938
cy) — Owing to the absence of
December 9.16 Ludendorff Attacks Roosevelt as Marquis Thodoli. Italian chairman
Chanukah
Formerly Located on Oakland Ave.
Tuesday, December 15
"Servant" of Jews
of the permanent mandates com-
Rosh Chodesh Teveth
Thursday, December 24
BERLIN (WNS)—In a bitter mission of the League of Nations.
NOW IN HIS
Fast of 10th of Teveth
•
attack en President Roosevelt M. Pierre Orts, Belgian represent-
NW • 1937
Wednesday, January 13 General Erich von Ludendorff, ative, presided at the session of
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Rosh Chodesh Sheeat ...-
.Friday, February 12 veteran of the German anti-Se- the Commission and pointed on
Rosh Chodesh Adar
(Between Hemlwood & Taylor)
- ......- _Wednesday, February 24 mitic movement, described the that Great Britain has declared
I Feast of Esther . -
--. .-Thursday, February 25 President as "the servant of the itself unable to state Its policy in Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Gifts of all
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Purim
Rosh Chodesh Nissan --------.-----.... .... -.Saturday, March 13 Jews, Free Masons and Catholics." Palestine in view of the continued
Kinds for Chanukah and Christmas. A small deposit will
Passover _._ . .. . .... .._ ..... -- --.-------.....March 27—April 3 who is trying to do for America disturbances. He said that the at
Monday, April 12 what the late Walther Rathenau titude of the mandatory excludes
Rosh Chodesk Iyar . — ..- . ........- -_
lay away any article until wanted
--.- . -Thursday, April 29 did for Germany.
the possibility of a discussion en
Lag B'Omer
Rosh Chodesh Sloan — - —. -..- — .Tuesday, May 11
the Palestine situation at the pres-
Shevouth --_—......--- Sunday, May 16 Catholic Austrian Editor Calls for ent session. The chairman ex
End of Anti•Sentitism
premed confidence that the man
From the Federal Securities and
R osh Chodesh Tomos ...........-.--......-.....—.......Thursday, June 10
Season's Gree.ings
Fast of 17th of Tama: -- -- -- -. Sunday, June 27
NEW YORK—Claiming 30,000 datory government would have an Exchange Commission's reports we
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Friday, July 9 members in Austria and 6,000 explanation of its policy and a learn that the salaries of the four
Rosh Chodesh As -
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.Sunday, July 18 members elsewhere in Europe, statement of conditions in Pales- Manischewits brothers of matsob
Fast of 9th of Av
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Sunday, August 8 Mrs. Irene Hann& leader of the tine available for an extraor- ' fame totaled =22,000 lastyear ...
Rosh Chodesh, Elul ..•- ..
1498-1137
World Organization Against Race dinary session of the Mandates 'J. U. Manischewits got the moat,
Rosh Hashonah ......... _ ...... ________._____ Monday, September 6 Hatred and Human Misery, an or- Commission to be held In the be- 1124,000, and Max, the treasurer,
" LLOYD V. BARTLEY
All Jewish holidays begin at sunset the preceding secular day. ganization which ha. become ginning of 1937.
got the least, 15,000.
THE JEWISH CALENDAR
DETECTIVE SERVICE
officially Jewish leadership here
is maintaining a strictly guarded
silence on the constitutional cri-
sis created by King Edward's wish
to marry Mrs. Wallis Simpson,
Jewish spokesmen privately feel
that the situation contains a num-
ber of possibilities that could eas-
ily affect Jewish interests. It is
pointed out that Sir Oswald Mos-
ley, Blackshirt leader, who is cap-
italizing on the popular support
for the King by staging public
demonstrations in his favor and
rousing public opinion against
Prime Minister Baldwin, might
conceivably be invited to become
a member of a government friend-
o . the King should the present
I K ytg
cabinet resign. On the other
hand, such militantly pro-Jewish
leaders as Winston Churchill, Col,
Josiah Wedgwood and Lord Mar-
ley are vigorously supporting the
King.
The chief feat of Jewish opin-
ion here is that if the King should
abdicate the British Empire would
lose so much prestige that the
Jewish position in Palestine might
be weakened. It is also felt that
a demoralized British Empire at
this critical moment in European
affairs would impair Britain's ef-
fectiveness as a bulwark against
Fascism and . Nazism. Wild ru-
mors that the King's attitude is
being determined by a desire to
net up a royal dictatorship and
that Mrs. Simpson is secretly in
touch with Fascist forces are
not taken seriously. Among those
who are in close touch with the
King and are serving him loyally
in the present crisis are Sir I'hilip
Sassoon, under secretary in the
Air Ministry, and Philip Guedalla,
both personal friends of Edward
VIII. Guedalla and Harold J.
Laski are the only Jews who have
taken any public stand on the is-
sue. Guedalla wrote an article in
the News•Chronicle justifying the
King's position, while Laski, Lab-
orite spokesman, pointed out that
Edward's stand creates the dan-
ger of Fascism. Jewish religious
groups, however, are privately
spmpathetic to the Baldwin gov-
ernment and the Church of Eng-
land, holding that on religious
grouds the King is wrong.
The government's "public order
bill"'outlawing the wearing of po-
litical uniforms and designed to
curb Fascist agitation moved an-
other step toward becoming law
when it was passed in the House
of Commons. Final action on the
measure in the House came as a
surprise, since virtually no busi-
ness has been tranacted since the
development of the constitutional
crisis. The bill now goes to the
House of Lords.
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