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Heads of Trade Council Divisions Tell How They Are
Organizing Their Workers and Why They Are
Certain of Campaign's Success

Newly-chosen heads of divisions in the Trade Council of the
Allied Jewish Campaign this week carried on the work of organizing
their teams with a spirit of confidence that the forthcoming drive,
which will be conducted from May 2 to May 16 will be a triumph
for the untiring efforts of the workers and the liberality of Detroit
Jewry.

Alex Schreiber, co-chairman assure that we reach the desired
with Morris Steinberg of Division results in the coming Allied Jew-
ish Campaign.
G, in charge of solicitations of
We know the importance of
the arts and crafts groups, stated: the local causes as well as the
"There is no shirking of re- overseas burdens and we are anx-
sponsibility. Anyone who reads ions that everything should be
done to make the lot of our un-
fortunate people easier."
As co-chairman with Joseph
Magidsohn of the finance division,

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SCURRILITIES OF NAZI PRESS AGAINST JEWISH
PEOPLE AND MAYOR LAGUARDIA TO BE ANSWERED
AT N. Y. ANTI-HITLER DEMONSTRATION MONDAY

rule of na•. and religious freedom.
"Ail hall to Mayor 1• (manila, soy I,
not the
for his miperb COUntirt, rhiO
Ile.t offense or our State Delmnment
agabod the exercise of freedom of
opera h by our citizen. Thin I.
free corntry, the Secretary of State to
the cods.) not.Ithstandlng.
"Nothing that Mayor La ((manila Imo
giald about 11111er adequately cePreseeln
our detest and hatred for him and Id.
{firming.. of terror or COVIOttre1 in
°donate.. xith .111. and iiclou.
falsehood. that be and hia controlled
pm. are &lip emitting about

New York with a barrage of un-
Precented invectives, many of
which are unprintable in English.
"Procurer", "blackmailer", "dirty
Dr. Frank Bolin, son-in-law of
Talmud Jew", "criminal," "gang- Secretary of Commerce Daniel C.
ster", "well-poisoner," "Impertle Roper and president of the Ger-
nent Jewish lout," "filthy charac- man-American Forum, expressed
ter," "Jewish ruffian," and "man the hope that that part of the Ger-
with cheap-joint brains" were man population in this country
among the milder terms used by apathetic in its hostility to Ilitler-
Members of the United States
the Nazi papers to describe La ism will be stirred from this
Congress unable to participate di-
Guardia's suggestion that a figure lethargy.
rectly in the Madison Square Gar-
of Hitler be erected in a chamber
Ile said he was convinced, on ■
den meeting because of the great
of horrors at the New York world recent visit to Germany, that op-
pressure of work in Washington
fair.
The
keynote
of
all
newspa-
ponents of the Hitler government
in connection with the Supreme
Court issue, have addressed mes- What La Guardia Said that Got per comment is that the insult to were being deprived of food and
Hitler is unbearable and that the money and were being slowly but
sages expressing their sympathies
the Nasis Mad
United States must do something surely starved to death.
with the aims of the meeting.
Endorsing a proposal by Mi-
Dr. Max Winkler, president of
A striking feature of the dem- chael Williams, editor of The about it.
opagaada Min- the American Council of Foreign
Der Angriff,
onstration will be the revelation Commonweal, Catholic lay week-
of the extent to which Nazi con- ly, for a building at the 1939 New ister Goebbels' paper, went so far Bondholders and Professor of
trolled and influenced organiza- York world's fair dedicated to as to voice threats of vengeance. Economics at City Colleges pre-
tions are attempting to spread the religious freedom, Mayor Fiorello Asserting in the U. S. "the men dicted a breakdown of the Hitler
doctrines of hate and totalitarian- II. La Guardia told 1,000 women of the government are afraid of government if the English-speak-
ism in the United States. For the at the annual luncheon of the the guns of the New York under- ing nations refused to lend the
first time, too, American audi- women's division of the American world, which obey the chief gang- Nazi government any more money.
ster (La Guardia), master of the He said the losses to American
ences will hear an expose of th
J ewish Congress that one of the
tremendous losses incurred by features in the building should be towns as he whistles, and let the investors in German securities
American bond-holders as a result "a chamber of horrors" in which Jewish lout utter his abuses. as should be • lesson against making
of Germany's refusal to make a figure of Ilitler, the "brown- suggested to him by his dirty any further loans.
"Refusal on the part of Eng-
payments, while at the same time shorted fanatic who is now men- imagination," Goebbels' paper
expending millions of dollars on acing the peace of the world" said "we do not intend to step land and other powers to aid Ger-
rearmament in Germany and on would be the principal exhibit. De- down into the gutter from which many would change the entire sit-
Nazi propaganda in the United claring thIt Mr. Williams' sug- La Guardia takes his terms of uation radically and would destroy
abuse. But this we can say: shout one of history's greatest tyran-
States.
gestion "should find a responsive
the woods; it echoes back nies," Dr. Winkler declared.
Forty-two m e m b e r s of the attitude on the part of the
again. We might take an interest
United States Congress from 31 World's Fair Corporation, the
in American events which would State Department Apologizes to
states, have sent messages to the mayor promised his backing for
not be too agreeable. La Guardia
organizations sponsoring the dem- the plan. Mr. Williams emphasized
Reich
onstration. In their messages they that a building dedicated to re- means 'guard' in Italian; let them
WASHINGTON (WNS) — An
be
on
their
guard
against
us,
reiterate the necessity of safe- ligious freedom would provide for
official apology on behalf of the
these fine fellows of La Guardia's
guarding the United States from exhibits, speakers and moving pic-
United States Government has
the encroachment of Nazi ideas tures to spread pr o p a g a nda ilk in race and thought." Hitler's been conveyed by the state de-
paper, the Voelkiacher Beobach-
and confirm the view of the spon- against- religious suppression and
Dr.
Guardia be partment to Germany through
Hans Thomsen, counselor of the
sors that those who believe in "would strike a blow that would ter, demands that La
rendered harmless by putting him
democratic institutions cannot but be American and universal."
German
embassy,
for
the
anti-
"in an asylum or penitentiary"
look with horror on the spread of
Nazi remarks of Mayor Fiorello
La Guardia Reiterates Attack
while the official German news
Nazism throughout the world.
II. La Guardia of New York. At
"I stand on what I said. and I agency suggested that the White
the same time it was reported
The Sponsors
repeat it," was Mayor La Guar- House should silence him to pre-
The American Jewish Congress dia's answer to the report that serve good relations between the that the United States may ask
Germany to make a counter-
and the Jewish Labor committee the United States has officially United States and Germany.
apology for the violent attacks on
announce that the following per- apologized to Germany. "I re-
Mayor La Guardia in the Nazi
sons have joined the committee of fgrred to a brown-shined fanatic
Untermyer Criticises Hull
press. A full report on the de-
co-sponsors of the demonstration: who was menacing the peace of
The
recent
at-
nunciatory
statements in the Nazi
NEW
YORK
—
George Gordon Battle, Dr. Arthur Europe," the mayor said. "Mr.
J. Brown, chairman of the Amer- Hitler's government was quick to tack by Mayor La Guardia on press has been made to the state
department
by the American em-
Adolf
Hitler
and
the
Nazi
gov-
ican Committee on R e l i gi o u
recognize that I meant him.
Rights and Minorities; Prof. John don't know whether it is his guilty ernment was approved at an all- bassy in Berlin.
Dewey, distinguished American conscience or my powers of de- day interstate conference of the
philosopher; Dr. Frank Kingdon, scription, but that is irrelevant." Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League
in the Hotel Astor on Sunday.
president of the University of
Meanwhile Germ a n-American
Samuel Untermyer, president of
Newark; Bishop Francis J. Mc- groups here moved to exact re-
Connell of the Methodist Epis- venge against La Guardia at the the league, in a message from
Palm
Springs, Calif., read at the
copal Church; Dr. Christian F. polls in November by mobilizing
Reisner of Broadway Temple; Dr. German-American voters against conference, criticized Secretary of
State
Hull for sending a message
Michael Williams, editor of The him. It was also reported that
Commonweal; Prof. R a ymond Germany will probably withdraw o rn fen rt ogret to the German govern-
Moley; Frank J. Prial, president from the New York world fair in
In his message, which was
of The Chief; Prof. Arthur 0. 1939 as a result of the La Guardia
roundly applauded, Mr. Unter-
Lovejoy of Johns Hopkins Uni- incident.
we r eo t t 4 e:peete " „net the p.m.-
y
.
rr eent
m
versity; Dr. Harry Emerson Fos-
dick of the Riverside Church and
Ito. Insult iniolied In the extraordinary
Nazi Invectives
of our State urpartm rnt In
William G. Schram.
BERLIN (WNS)—In the most action
tt
m
to the Ilitler goie : e . fo r
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, in re- unbridled and concerted newspa- apologizing
slap', 1.a Gusrdia. a mild and happy
sponse to press inquiries, has is- per onslaught ever made against characterization of the ...Innis lllllrr
sued the following declaration in any individual in modern times regime that to a standing disgrace to
is day Sc day crush
comment on the attacks in Ger- the Nazi press opened fire with ' aliich
1 , g4 fi zzrtz . I nmost y e1 dreamy a rse I.
many on Mayor LaGuardia's all guns at Mayor La Guardia of
speech:
-ma, or 1•Guardia I. abundantly able

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)

200,000 members, will be rep-
resented through the German
American League for Culture
and the Federation of German
Workers Clubs, who have joined
the committee sponsoring the
undertaking.

stitute a "gross insult to the citi-
zens of German extraction. not
only in the City of New York,
but also of the whole United
States, an insult which they are
not inclined to suffer." The Board
of Trade, in a telegram to Grover
A. Whalen, president of the
world's fair, called the mayor's
words "outrageous" and "not in
accord with the spirit of the in-
vitation recently sent to Germany
to participate in the world's fair
through American official chan-
nels in Washington."

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PAGE THREE

aind THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

ALEX SCHREIBER

even a tenth of what is published
must feel the horror of the Jew-
ish tragedy.
"Failure is therefore i ncon-
ceivable. We must succeed.
"I have spoken to many of our
workers. They are ready to go out
and to sound the call for action
by all Detroit Jews. I sense
greater enthusiasm today than has
been shown at any other time in
recent years of campaigning in
Detroit."
Mrs. Perry Burnstine, a co-
chairman of Division II, made this
statement:
"I know I can vouch for the
loyalty of our women. We have
shown our devotion to community
causes before and I am confident
that this year more than ever
our campaign will be made a sue-

MRS. PERRY BURNSTINE

cess Indicative of our concern
with the need of our people."
Mrs. Abe Srere, one of the co-
chairmen of Division H, indicated
that the women workers are de-
termined to make every effort to

BEN B. FENTON

Ben B. Fenton made the follow-
ing statement:
"Advance activities in behalf
of the Trade Council convince me
that this is going to be one of the
most interesting years in fund-
raising efforts. I have been ac-
tive in campaigns for a period
of more than 15 years and I think
that this year's work will match
any of the previous ones in en-
thusiasm and devotion."

Folkman Addiresses
Bnai Moshe Event

to takecare of himself In any contro-
leen, either nigh the Chaneellor of the
Nazi Reich or with any elillized Permw
"A. for the acurelities thatappeared
In the Nazi pre. with regard to the
honored MN or of New York, them
.111 be dealt with at • masa meeting of
mournful commemoration of the fourth
la Mei...1.y of the Hiller regime, March
151h. at Sladbon Siloam harden, to be
held under the Joint animIcre of the
American Jewish Centress and the
Jewish Dame Committee.
"One ponders . ofie read. the Nazi
outbursts whether Miller expected to
be enshrined in the Temple of Tolerance
which It was proposed hy gllehael Wil-
liam, editor of the Roman Catholic
organ, The Commonweal. be erected on
the New York World Emir ground. Mich
thIngs may be done in Nazi Germany,
but In America the Temple of Tolerance
must be a temple of truth. And that
mean. that the Image of Hitler, so the
Mayor chanicterhiticully declared, moot
be relegated to a lite
tl chambr
e to he
known a. the Temple of Intoler ance.
"It may be nee...vary technically for
the ,,:tatedierrlx .:71.. t; o e g thilvol iz ,r41:.!
the
ea. people ma rejoice in the
of
• man oho has woken the truth teach-
ing him who Is the world'. ...teat
menace to pewee, the N.1 Chancellor."

"Democracy in the Synagogue"
was eloquently advocated by Rabbi
Jerome D. Folkman of Temple
Emanuel, Grand Rapids, at the
third annual donor dinner of the
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood, Sunday,
March 7.
Rabbi Folkman's brilliant ad-
dress climaxed a successful pro-
gram arranged by an energetic
committee under the direction of
Mrs. Bessie Greenspan, chairman,
and Mrs. Ethel Sobel and Mrs.
Freeda Weinstein, her aids.
Rabbi Moses Fischer opened the
festivities with an invocation and
was followed by President Morris
Rosenberg of Bnai Moshe, who
greeted the Sisterhood with praise
for its staunch support of the
synagogue. Rabbi Folkman was in-
troduced by the Ben F. Goldman,
chairman of the board of direc-
tors.
Kenneth Fischer, who served as
toastmaster. introduced the musi-
cal and vocal talent which consisted
of selections by Cantor A. A.
Rosenfeld and Sidney Gottlieb, a
routine dance by Miss Rosevelyn
Romer and Hungarian melodies
sung by Mrs. Margaret Racy. The
Misses Cecelia Plotnick and Edith
Brown accompanied.
During the evening a loving cup
was ppresented by the congregation
to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Romer on
the occasion of their silver wed-
ding anniversary. Mr. Rosner was
recently elected vice-president of
Bnai Moshe.

Contributions to Scholarship
Fund of United He-
brew Schools

MRS. ABE SRERE

The United Hebrew Schools
wish to accept with thanks the re-
ceipt of contributions to the
scholarship fund from the fallow-
ing:
Mrs. Sara D. (Duscoff) Rob-
erts of 3042 Elmhurst Ave., a
contribution of one-half acholar-
ship in memory of the Yahrzeit
of her son, David.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Weine of 588
King Ave., • contribution of one-
half scholarship.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr-
lich of 2455 Chicago Blvd.. a
contribution In honor of the gold-
en wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. David Makler of Chi-
cago. Ill.
A contribution of one scholar-
ship by the nieces and nephews
of the departed Mrs. Rose &het-
tel, in her memory.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Kvutzah Ivrith, through its presi-
dent, Mrs. Ruth Rubenstein. in
memory of her beloved husband,

help in the success of the drive.
Her statement follows:
"We are commencing work in ■
spirit of solemnity. Our workers
are moved to their very depths
by the tragedy of our people
throughout the world today and
we are determined that nothing
shall be left undone in order to David Rubenstein.

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Urge Temple of Religious and
. Civil Liberty

The American Committee of
Religious Rights and Minorities,
of which Dr. Arthur J. Brown is
the chairman, made formal appli-
cation to the World's Fair Cor-
poration to erect a temple of re-
ligious and civil liberty dedicated
to "the ideal that men are to be
just and brotherly to one another
irrespective of racial origin, their
religious affiliation and their poli-
tical connection."
The application was in the form
of a letter addressed to Grover
C. Whalen as president of the
World's Fair Corporation by Dr.
Stephen S. Wise in behalf of the
committee consisting of Michael
Williams, editor of the Catholic
publication The Commonweal. and
Dr. John Howland Lathrop of the
Church of the Saviour, Brooklyn,
named for this purpose some time
ago by the American Committee
of Religious Rights and Minori-
ties.
The communication points out
that "there could be no more
desirable contribution in the re-
alm of religious and racial toler-
ance at this time when so many
forces of hatred are at large In
the world and even in our own
country," and expresses the view
that it will find "the widest in-
terest in all nations."

U. S. PROTEST TO GERMANY

Slur

on Women );firings Action; Latest Developments
Resulting From La Guardia's Con-
demnation of Hitler

The United States Government will officially protest
against Nazi aspersions on Jews, Mayor La Guardia and
Jewish women. Secretary of State Hull has ordered U. S.
Ambassador to Germany William E. Dodd to lodge a
strong oral protest.
The demand for such a protest came from WI.
Stephen S. Wise, president of the Women's Division of
the American Jewish Congress, at whose annual luncheon
Mayor La Guardia made his attack on the Hitler regime.
In the meantime American Nazis stepped into the
picture and an attack was launched Thursday by Fritz
Kuhn of Detroit, head of the German American Bund,
upon Congressman Dickstein, who demanded an investiga-
tion of Nazi activities in this country. Kuhn, who denies
being a Nazi agent, although his desk is reported littered
with swastika-imprinted literature, was shown in the com-
pany of Adolf Hitler in a photograph printed in the Oct.
30, 1936, issue of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
The U. S. protest to Germany was demanded of Sec-
cretary of State Hull by Mrs. Wise in the following tele-
gram:

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"ON BEHALF OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
WOMEN'S DIVISION OF THE AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS
MEETING THIS DAY MARCH EIGHTH I AM INSTRUCTED TO
CALL TO THE ATTENTION OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT THE
FOLLOWING STOP ON FRIDAY MARCH FIFTH THE NAZI
PRESS INCLUDING THE ANGRIFF ORGAN OF THE MINISTER
OF PROPAGANDA AND ENLIGHTENMENT OF THE NAZI
A luncheon for the_ benefit of
GOVERNMENT PUBLISHED STATEMENTS TO THE EFFECT the matzo fund has been ar-
THAT TWELVE HUNDRED WOMEN ATTENDING THE LUNCH- ranged by the Goodwill Sewing
EON OF THE WOMEN'S DIVISION LAST WEDNESDAAY WERE Circle to be given Tuesday, March
QUOTE WOMEN OF THE STREETS UNQUOTE WHO WERE
GATHERED TOGETHER IN ORDER TO BE ENTERTAINED BY
QUOTE A PIMP AND PROCUREUR UNQUOTE THE MAYOR OF
NEW YORK STOP WE ASSUME YOU WILL CALL THE ATTEN-
TION OF THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR IN BERLIN TO THIS
INSULT LEVELED AT TWELVE HUNDRED AMERICAN WOMEN
EXERCISING THEIR RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH AND SEEKING
TO SAFEGUARD THEIR BELOVED COUNTRY FROM INVASION
BY NAZI POLICIES AND PRACTICES STOP SURELY THE
STATE DEPARTMENT WILL INSIST UPON A DISAVOWAL OF
THIS DELIBERATELY INSULTING AND FALSE UTTERANCE
LaGuardia Attacks Hitler Again AND AN EXPRESSION OF REGRET FROM THE NAZI GOVERN.
NEW YORK (WNS)—Standing MENT WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERYTHING THAT
his ground firmly in the face of APPEARS IN NAZI PUBLICATIONS."

an unprecedented barrage of in-
sults, villifications and attacks
upon him in the Nazi press for his
bold proposal to set up a figure
of Hitler as the highlight of ■
chamber of horrors in a proposed
building dedicated to religious
liberty at the New York world's
fair, Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia
lashed out again at Hitler by say-
ing the Nazis ought to protest
against him because "I know of
no artist or designer who can
adequately build, paint or carve
anything that will adequately de-
Pict either the nersonalities of the
Nazi government. Hitler himself
or the type of government he Is
giving."
Echoing the protests in the
Nazi press in Germany. the New
York Stoats Zeitung, rebuked the
the mayor for bad manners and

intimated that his remarks might
probably result in Germany's
withdrawal from participation in
the world fair. More vigorous pro-
tests came from the United Ger-
man Societies and the Board of
Trade for German-American Com-
merce. The former said that the
mayor's words "not only tend to
loosen the ties of friendship be-
tween two nation' which for more

than three centuries have meant
so much to each other." but eon-

FINK AND DONER FORM Rabbi Fram to Conduct
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ADVERTISING AGENCY
Luncheon March 16

While the Jews in Germany fear new repercussions
as a result of the La Guardia incidents, American public
opinion is lining up in support of the battling New York
mayor who is partly of Jewish descent on his mother's
side, but whose father was an Italian and who is himself
an Episcopalian.
In a speech in Washington on Monday Mayor La
Guardia repeated what he said at the Jewish Congress
meeting in New York and declared "if Hitler thinks I am
referring to him, he is absolutely right."
Taking advantage of Mayor La Guardia's suggestion
that a figure of Hitler ought to be the principal exhibit in
a chamber of horrors at New York's world fair, Billy Rose,
promoter of spectacles, sent a certified check for $5,000
to the world's fair commission as a deposit for the right
to operate the proposed chamber of horror. Noting that
the Nazi press had described him as the "guidance of the
expert white slaver, La Guardia," Rose offered to set up
the exhibit under the name of the New Germany on a five-
acre tract. The exhibit would consist of a chamber7f
horrors dramatizing the life of Hitier, a visual and au-
thenticated portrayal of the concentration camp, a factual
representation in wax of the blood purge, a hall of culture
comprising books burned by the Nazis, a symphony or-
chestra playing works banned in Germany and a human
diorama of the Reichstag tire. Rose said that the proposed
exhibit would play to 10,000,000 people if he got the
consession.

In announcing its plans for the
Entering a new office at 2116
Penobscot Bldg., Lionel Fink and celebration of Passover commenc-
Wilfred B. Doner this week an- ing with Erev Pesach, March 26,
the Colonial
nounced the opening of advertis-
Hotel and Min-
ing offices and art studies under
eral Baths of
the name of Fink and Doner, Inc.
(fount Clemens.
Lionel Fink was formerly with
M i c b., enters
Milton' Alexander Co., for nine
upon its third
years, serving as production man-
season und er
ager during the last five years.
the twin direr-
Wilfred S. Doner served with that
Hon of Max El-
firm as director of radio and as
kin and Albert
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account executive.
Grossman.
The new firm will do advertis-
ing, merchandising and public rela-
The celebra-
tions work in the national and re-
tion of Pesach
tail field.
'
at this famous
Rabbi Frans hotel, its third
annual observ-
The Manischewitz Matzo ance of these holidays,
promises
to be an impressive event.
With the approach of Passover,
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple
thoughts again turn to the observ- Beth El, Detroit, will again of!ic-
ance of this holiday. Scattered late at the Seder services. Asso-
throughout the world and separated ciated with him will be Rabbi
by differences of language and Levy Becker also of Detroit.
custom, Israel will be reunited in
Many interesting social activi-
its great common heritage by this
ties will enliven the holiday week
holiday. Passover will reawaken
in
addition to the Seders. A num-
those deep racial remembrances
that have always emphasized the ber of guests will also avail them-
selves
of the world-famous Min-
bonds of race and religion. •
Nothing brings to life eral Baths located within the
MRS. SAM ROSENBERG
hotel.
the continuity of ageless Passover
16, at 12 o'clock noon, in the As- as much as that one main feature
The management has nnounced
sembly Hall of Bnai Moshe, Law- of its observance: matzo.
that many prominent Detroiter'
rence and Dexter.
have
alreptc reserved accommo-
The baking of matzo in 20th
Mrs. Sam Rosenberg has been century America well illustrates dations for the holidays.
selected as chairman of the lunch- how customs change in the life of
eon with Mrs. Robert Rosenberg Israel and yet still express the
BNAI MOSHE Y. P. S.
as her principal aid.
Lame spirits of the race. For in-
Mrs. Sam Rosenberg is assisted stance, it Is a far cry from the
The Young People's Adifiety of
by active members of the circle tiny old-world bakeries to the
in the preparations for the lunch- modern, huge plants of the B. Congregation Bnal Moshe We.
Manischewita Matzo Company. The bratad its successful membership
eon.
latter represent the last word in
baking equipment and scientific drive at the final open meeting,
PERSONALIA
devices. Yet the same observance Sunday, MaiLL 7. A program of
Lazarus Goldschmidt, a German of kashruth that ruled the matzo entertainment which included
scholar who first translated the baking of earlier days, rules this
moving pictures was provided by
Talmud into German and made a great bakery.
fortune at it, is now visiting in
For over half a century, the the committees in charge. Re-
this country.
name of Manischewits has been • freshments were served follow-
Jews are more opposed to war word on the lips of Jews in almost ing the meeting.
than non-Jews because the laws of every section of the globe. The
Plans were - made for a hike
kashruth have kept Jewish blood modern Jewish woman knows when which will be held Sunday. March
free from the thirst for blood, is she says "Manischewitz," she has 14. Members and their friends are
the claim of New York's Rabbi matzo to kashruth of which is fully to meet promptly at 1 p. m. at
Herbert Goldstein. • established and ascertained.
the eongreasLion.