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9038 12TH ST.
at Clairmount
Eag
the Bnai Brith is taking the lead
in numerous measures designed to
protect not only Jewry but hu-
manity at large.
The lodge Is making suitable
Preparations to receive the inter-
national president of the order,
the Hon. Alfred M. Cohen of Cin-
cinnati, who will adress the mem-
bers, including a large class of
newcomers into the order, on the
occasion of the 80th anniversary
of the local lodge. The event is
scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 21,
to be held in the grand ballroom
of the Statler Hotel.
At 1 o'clock on that day, the
Michigan ,Council of Bnai Brith
Lodges, consisting of delegates of
12 lodges in the state, will hold
its annual meeting, a feature of
which will be election of officers
for the year 1938. Rabbi Jerome
D. Folkman of Grand Rapids, who
will also be the speaker at the
banquet, is president of the Coun-
cil and his activities covering the
year 1937 will be included in his
annual message.
The legislative committee of
the Council has watched legisla-
tion proposed in the chambers at
Lansing, keeping in mind at all
times the interests not only of the
Jews but other minority groups.
This committee will give its re-
port. Another contemplated fea-
ture of the Council is a program
to educate the Jews of the State
with reference to the achieve-
ments of Bnai Brith.
At 2:30 p. m, the exemplifica-
tion of the ritual of the order
will take place before a class
which present indication show
will number several hundred. The
degree team of Pisgah Lodge un-
der the leadership of Past Presi-
dent Elias Goldberg has for years
had the reputation of being one
of the finest in the country and
has received numerous calls from
other lodges for its services. The
candidates will be addressed by
Dr. A. Greenberg of Omaha, Neb.,
president of District Grand Lodge
No. 6. A response in behalf of the
class will conclude the program
in the course of which Rev. Jacob
H. Sonenklar, cantor of Shaarey
Zedek with a quartet will chant
the melodic portions of the ritual.
The class drive is in charge of
Dr. Victor Droock, a past presi-
dent of the lodge, and a number
of teams headed by several cap-
tains.
The banquet is scheduled for
6:30 o'clock. Rabbi Leon Fram
of Temple Beth El will deliver the
invocation. In addition to Presi-
dent Cohen and Rabbi Folkman,
Governor Frank Murphy will ap-
pear on the program which will
be in charge of Toastmaster
Aaron Droock, past president of
the lodge and now second vice-
president of the District Grand
Lodge. The speakers' program
will be interspersed with solos by
Cantor Sonenklar and violin solo
by David Diamond; the latter will
also personally conduct the or-
chestra for the dance at the con-
cluuion of the dinner.
As on past occasions of similar
character, the events will draw
large attendances and reserva-
tions for the dinner dance will
be taken by Harry Yudkoff, past
president. at Randolph 8009. a
member of the committee on gen-
eral arrangements consisting also
of Benjamin F. Goldman. chair-
man, and Henrys M. Abramovitz.
S. J. LEVE HEADS
JEWISH VETERANS
COMPROMISE MADE
ON PARTITION AT
HADDASSAH PARLEY
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
"Unforeseen events
...
Plan National Convention to tive. Other officers chosen were'
Miss Henrietta Szold, honorary
coangL and shapc the course pt man's Atfairs -
Be Held Here Sept.
president; Mrs. Jacobs, honorary
2 to 5, 1938
vice-president; Mrs. David de
Sola Pool of New York, Mrs. Jo
The annual national convention seph Ehrlich of Detroit, Miss Jul
of the Jewish War Veterans of list Benjamin of New York and
the United States will be held in Mrs. Adolph Sieroty of Los An
geles, vice-presidents; Mrs. Her-
Detroit Sept. 2 to 5, 1938.
This organization, of which De- man Shulman of New York, secre-
troit Post No. 135 is an affiliate, tary; Mrs. Alexander Lampert of
has been growing steadily since the New York, treasurer.
Fund•Raisins Decisions
Before Adjourning, the conven-
tion voted to contribute $25,000
to establish a Felix M. Warburg
Memorial Fund for social service
work among underprivileged chil-
dren in Palestine under the direc-
tion of Miss Szold. She told the
delegates that the fund will en-
able the organization of a child
care federation, co-ordinating all
groups in Palestine that are en-
gaged in work among children
and adolescents. The convention
Pledged Iladassah chapters to
raise the final $100,000 needed to
complete the building of the Roth-
schild-liadassah-Universi. Hospi-
tal and Medical School in Jerusa-
lem; adopted a budget of $80,000
for the Jewish National Fund, an
increase of $20,000 over last
year; and voted to establish a
Rose G. Jacobs Forest in Palestine
SAMUEL J. LEVE
in honor of the retiring president.
amalgamation of all existing vet- Ten thousand trees were pledged
erans group at a general conven- by the delegates.
tion held in New York City in
Mrs. Samuel Rosensohn, retir-
1923.
ing national treasurer. reported
With Detroit named as the con- that the organization had raised
vention for the coming year, De- nearly $6,500,000 for its Pales-
troit Post No. 135 is increasing its tinian projects since 1922, and
activity and is making elaborate during the current year had re-
Plans for the success of the na- mitted $680,000. The enrollment
tional gathering.
of 12,000 new members during
The newly elected officers of the the year raised the total member-
Detroit Post No. 135 of the Jewish ship to 64,000 in senior and jun-
War Veterans for the convention ior divisions, Mrs. Lemma, mem-
corporation are as follows: S. J. bership chairman, reported. Ha-
Leve, president; Maurice Borde- dassah now has 375 chapters and
love, executive vice president; Dr. 31 divisions of business and pro-
A LITTLE LIGHT ON A DARK SUBJECT
Robert Rosen, vice president; Otto fessional women. During the past
A. Silvers, vice president; John 18 years Hadassah has sent to
Lasky, secretary; Henry H. Sha- Palestine hospital garments and It is common knowledge that burglary most often
Brothers offers the protection of broad burglary
pero, treasurer; members of execu- linens, clothing and other sup- occurs under cover of darkness. Even the rob-
policies covering homes, stores, factories and
tive board, Nathaniel Goldstick, plies valued at $1,000,000, Mrs. bing raccoon instinctively waits until nightfall
offices. The residence policy insures against
Morse Birndorf, Joseph Jones, Sol A. H. Fromenson reported, add-
Ostrow, Dr, Mark lierzfell, Dr. ing that more than 1,000 sewing to raid a nest. But far more important to the
burglary, hold-up and theft by servants, deliv-
Perry Burnstine, Harry I. Leib- groups are engaged in preparing success of burglary than the actual gloom of
ery men and solicitors.
son. Membership chairman, Dr. these supplies for Hadassah and night is the clouded public recognition of the
Edward Koslow; publicity chair- 40 other institutions in Palestine. entire subject. You make sure you protect
Blumberg Brothers can furnish intelligent coun-
$100,000 for Youth Aliyah
man, Charles A. Miller.
sel on all of your insurance requirements and
All Jewish war veterans in the
A budget of $270,190 for the your belongings with fire insurance. Yet burg-
Detroit area who wish to know organization's medical and public lary occurs six times as often as fire,
will be glad to tell you how little it cods to
more about this organization may health work in Palestine, an in- Against this constant threat of loss Blumberg
have this vital protection against the Unforeseen.
communicate with the membership crease of $4Q_000 over the cur-
chairman, Dr. Edward Koslow, rent budget, was adopted by Ha-
Randolph 7437, or Commander dassah's convention. In addition
Maurice Bordelove, Cherry 8551. to this sum, the convention also
"Its present national membership pledged Hadassah chapters to
consists not only of Jews who raise $100,000 for the Youth Ali-
fought in the late war, but the vah project and voted a gift of
civil war and Spanish American $5,000 to Miss Henrietta Szold
war as well, and their presence for the placement of underprivi-
here will serve as an inspiration leged children in Palestine. The
to the thousands of ex-soldiers who Rift is to be called the Nathan
as yet have not afforded them- and Lina Straus Fund in honor of
selves of the opportunity to be- the late philanthropist and his
come a part of this national wife. Reporting on the work of
the Youth Aliyah, Miss Szold de-
body," Mr. Leve stated.
clared that 1,800 adolescents had
been transferred to Palestine, and
of this number, 775 have been
graduated from the two-year
(CONCLUDED FR011 PAGE I)
the World Court address. Appar-
training period provided by the
project. Mrs. David B. Green-
ently, however, it is one thing to
berg, chairman of Hadassah's dreds of thousands of dollars. The lead a nation to protest against
paper Social Justice, which was
Detroit Committee Prepares
Youth • Minh Committee, an- started
early in 1936, built up to a bill already viewed auspiciously
for Yearly Collection for
Appointment of two new mem- nounced that the organization a circulation of a 1,000,000 read-
and another thing entirely to lead
bers to the board of directors of raised $250,766 for Youth Ali- ers.
National Fund
yah
In
two
years.
it to prefer a Lemke to a Roose-
the Jewish Community Center was
80,000 Letters Per Week
In an historical survey of Ha-
announced this week. They are
velt.
Zion Flag Day, an annual occa-
T h e support which Father
Miss Edith Ileavenrich and Ellis dassah's health work during the
Partly responsible, too, was • sion to muster public support for
Officers Installed by Detroit Thal.
past yearp, Mrs. Robert Szold, Coughlin received, however, was
the Jewish National Fund's Pal-
'change
in
Father
Coughlin
him-
Ladies Aid Society
Miss Ifeavenrich is treasurer of chairman of the Palestine com- by no means entirely financial.
estine land redemption program,
the Fresh Air Society, treasurer mittee, reported that Jewish in- For more than two years his let- self, He had built his following by has been set for the Nov. 28 week-
Installation of officers of the De- of the North End Clinic, a mem- fant mortality has been reduced ters from followers throughout ruggedly a p p e a li n g addresses end, the eve of Chanukah.
troit Ladies Aid Society was held ber of the boards of the United from 131 per 1,000 live births the United States averaged 80,000 against communism, prohibition,
A corps of volunteers, recruited
on Monday, Nov. 1, at People's Jewish Charities and of the Jew- in 1925 to 68 in 1936. Hadassah per week, After his plea to his lis-
from among all Zionist parties
Hall. Mrs, M. Pevin, one of the ish Unemployment Emergency serves school luncheons to 7,500 teners to protest against the pro- want and distress; and by eloquent and groups and the students of the
pleas for relief and the bonus and
organizers of this
Council. She is also active in the children, she said, and has helped posed affiliation of this country assistance for farmers. He bad Ilebrew and Sunday Schools, will
club, which has
affairs of Temple Beth El and in reduce trachoma among 46,000 with the World Court telegrams
the connection between engage, during the Flag Day week-
been in existence
a large number of welfare and so- school children from 62 per cent rained on Washington as heavily stressed
end, In the "sale" of miniature re-
in 1918 to 3.9 per cent in 1936. that they flooded the usual chan- these topics and religion. He had productions of the emblem of the
for the past 22
cial groups,
advocated no specific program, But
years, was in-
Mr. Thal has also been active in She explained that it is neces- nels, Some had to be rerouted by In 1935 and 1936 his attacks were Zionist movement, The proceeds
stalled as presi-
community affairs. He is an active sary to raise larger funds for way of Baltimore, whence they directed not against communism will be applied to the purposes of
dent, by the ex-
member of the board of the Men's public health work next year be- were stuffed in basket and relayed and prohibition, but against an the Jewish National Fund for
president, Mrs. L.
Club of Temple Beth El and has cause of adverse economic con- to Washington on the hourly immensely popular figure and which a national conference, held
Haas.
in Detroit in the early part of
been active in Jewish Welfare Fed- ditions in Palestine and the heavy trains.
The following
Any attack on Father Coughlin against generally popular legisla- October, voted the sum of $2,000,-
eration affairs for many years, taxation imposed upon the Jew-
community as a result of the was sure to bring a wave of de- tion. His pleas were for a specific 000 as American Jewry's contribu-
officers were also
being an outstanding worker in ish
program, and religion was very
installed: Mrs. Y.
nunciation from his followers. A much
tion during the fiscal year 1937•
the Allied Jewish Campaigns, and recent disturbances.
in the background.
Miss Ssold'e Address
Hornberg, vice
Catholic prelate who took Issue
a member of the Detroit Service
Harm or Good?
In
her
keynote
address
to
the
president; Mrs.
with him received a broadside of
1938
h. forthcoming Flag Day will
The
Group. He is also among the most
In
any
event,
it
is
all
over
now;
M. Bogorat, fin-
active of the solicitors now engaged convention, Mrs. Edward Jacobs, 1,200 letters within a short time, all but the post mortema which be the 24th annual observance, the
retiring president, called upon
ancial secretary;
in putting over the current De- American Jewish women to rally and there were more still coming perhaps will continue for years to occasion having been initiated pri-
Mrs. Pomerantz,
troit Community Fund campaign. to the cause of Zionism "in this in, A Catholic newspaper which revolve about the question: Has he or to the outbreak of the World
recording secre- Mrs. M. Pevin
what was meant to be done more harm than good? There War, Since its inception, Flag Day
hour of crisis for the Jewish peo- published
tary; Mrs. Hel-
an impartial portrait of the priest i is Vie refrain sung by many that became instrumental in obtaining,
ple" and to demonstrate the soli- promptly lost something like 10 •
ler, treasurer; Mesdames P. Lie- All Creeds Support
in small-coin contributions, • sum
g
berman, Alter, Zager and Inger, Democracy Congress darity of Jewry against forces of per cent of its total subscribers.
exceeding $1,000,000.
fostered contempt for authority;
oppression and for the creation of
The Detroit s•nunittee on ar-
trustees; Mrs. Shnurowitz and
And yet only one out of every that
he
fathered
an
insolence
a
homeland
where
Jews
may
live
65 voters followed Father Cough-
rangements for the Flag Day—the
Mrs. Gilbert, hospitalers; board of
NEW YORK (AWF) — Labor as of right and not on sufferance. lin on Nov. 4, 1936. Even if every which spared not even the clergy- Yom lia-Degel — will again be
candidates, Mesdames Firemen, groups,
organizations, A resolution introduced by Mrs. Lemke supporter had been a men who opposed him; that he cre-
Singer and Kuretsky; endowment farmers fraternal
by Miss T. Haggai who has
unions, Negro bodies, Jacobs condemning the recent de- Catholic, the ratio of Catholics re- ated a fanaticism which led to the headed
managed successfully the most re-
fund officers, Mrs. Pugitch, chair- youth and
religious
groups are cree of the Palestine government jecting to those accepting his can- publication of crack-pot pamphlets cent Flag and Flower Days. Her
man; Mrs. B. Goose, secretary; supporting the People's
Congress establishing a policy of determin- didacy would have been 12 to 1. like the one recently appearing in committee is already making plans
Mrs. Kaplan, treasurer,
Democracy and Peace called ing Jewish immigration on politi- As • votegetter obviously Father Maine and purporting to show that for the current collections.
Mrs. Pevin was presented with for the
the Rev, Charles E. Coughlin of
American League Against cal grounds rather than on eco-
a bouquet of flowers from the or- by
was a monumental fail- Royal Oak, Mich., is "the Living
nomic absorptive capacity was un- Coughlin
ganization and • basket of flowers War and Fascism, The People's animously
ure.
God."
adopted
by
the
con-
Congress
will
be
held
in
Pitts-
from Mrs. A. Alter and Mrs. L. burgh, Pa., Nov. 26, 27 and 28.
Democratic Leaden Disturbed
vention.
There are others who argue that
Zager of the Bessie Sorin Zviller
Before the fact, however, no one the above are the demonstrations
The urgency of continued Zion-
Among those who issued state-
Ladies Aid Society.
seemed
to
expect
such
a
knockout
ist
upbuilding
efforts
in
Palestine
of
but a rabid few; that when it
ments of endorsement is Rabbi
Samuel M. Cohen, executive direc- was the keynote of many of the of the Union Party. Democratic came to the practical and, in •
Rosenwald Post Members to tor of the United Synagogue of addresses and messages received leaders, who might be suspected sense, the acid test of a vote, 65 The High School of Temple
Beth El is presenting its annual
Participate in Armistice
by the convention. Miss Stoic!, of indulging in a certain amount men and women said no, for every- Chanukah dance, Sunday evening.
America, who declared:
"Our people must be made con- founder of Iladas.sah, told the of wishful thinking, were conced- one who said yes; that from this Nov. 28. It will begin at 8:30 p.
Day Parade Nov. 11
scious of the nature and sources 2,600 delegates that "the Arab- ing Lemke 1,000,000, 2,000,000, or standpoint the harm he has per- m., in the social hall. Refresh.
Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218 of the forces that threaten the Jewish relation is the acid test of more votes, instead of the less than petrated Is comparatively small. ments are to be served. The stu-
Zionist movement" and de- 700,000 which he actually received. They add that probably no other dent council has charge of this
of the American Legion will hold overthrow of the American ideal the
that "the positions we have They were proclaiming that Lem- man in the United States has so
the neat meeting and games and the destruction of civiliza- clared
Officers are: Bob Krause.
won
we must maintain" for "we ke could not possibly carry a aroused the will of the people to affair.
tion."
party, Wednesday, Nov. 10, at
President; Victor Kanners, vice-
maintain
only
if
we
add."
In
single
state.
But
at
the
same
time
demand
social
reform,
and
that
the Bnai Moshe. Commander Dr.
president; Bernice Nemer, secre-
a message from London, Dr.
were sufficiently disturbed to this has been a contribution with- tary; Gerry Rosenszweig, treas-
Edward A. Stern and the com- "VOICE OF TOLERANCE" Chaim Weizmann, president of they
special pleas to American out which many of the fruits of an urer; Sherman Rosen, Eugene
mittee are exerting every effort BROADCAST ON SUNDAY the World Zionist Organization, make
laborers
not
to
permit
themselves
awakened social conscience would Mandeberg and Bob Lehman.
to make this an attractive event.
declared "it is important that to be misled.
never have been achieved.
For further information and to
The Post will have a large
The Fair Play Radio League there be no delay in arriving at
But that is a question for the reserve tickets call Ty. 6-4156 or
Representative Martin L. Swee-
turnout in the parade on Armis- announces that "The Voice of • decision with regard to Pales-
tice Day, Nov. 11. Members must Tolerance of The Air" broadcasts tine's political future" and added ney of Cleveland predicted that 75 future. Matter enough for the To. 6.0534.
be present at the next meeting on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 7, from that whatever the decision may members of the new House of Rep- moment is that the seven years
to receive instructions. Members 1:30 to 1:45 o'clock, over Station be, larger public funds are need- resentatives would bear the en- have ended, that Father Charles House of Shelter Auxiliary's
who have uniforms or only caps WABC and the coast-to-coast ed to strengthen the economic dorsement of the National Union Coughlin is truly politically de-
Card Party Nov. 17
should wear them to the parade. Columbia network. The "Voice" structure of Palestine. A simi- (or Social Justice. Actually the ceased.
Members are asked to visit sick will speak on "The Light That lar note was struck in messages only Congressmen with N. U. S. J.
The
Ladies Auxiliary of the
S. S. "Batory" Sails for
backing to get into either the
comrades. The following are shut- Most Not Fail."
from the Keren Ilayesod. the Jew-
llouse of Shelter is sponsoring a
ins: Saul Galant, 1635 Lee Place;
Gdynia
The League which is sponsoring ish National Fund and the Vaad Senate or the House were those
card
party
to be held at the Jew-
Ben Rosen, 2075 Philadelphia.
"The Voice of Tolerance of The Lcuml. Messages paying tribute who were supported also by some
ish Community Center. Woodward
Congratulations to John Litzky Air", was orianized some time ago to Hadassah's services in Pales- other party.
The popular motorship "Batory" and Holbrook, at 1:30 p. m. on
for his appointment to the pension for the purpose of using the air- tine were received_Lom President
The number one optimist ap- of the Gdynia-America Line left Wednesday, Nov. 17.
committee, by Mayor Couzens.
waves to spread the gospel of Roosevelt, High Commissioner parently was Father Coughlin for Gdynia, Poland, with a rood
Mrs. Hyman Altman is presi-
himself.
On one occasion he de- list of passengers both in tourist dent of the auxiliary; Mrs. Max
friendly and neighborly under- Wauchope, Governor Lehman and
Progressive Verein's Lunch- standing among the various peo- the Zionist Organization of Ger- clared he could swing 10,000,000 and third class. Among the travel. Silverman is financial secretary
votes to Lemke. On another he ers were Mr. and Mrs. James C. and Mrs. David Goldberg is re-
eon on Nov. 30
ples making up this Republic. Its many.
said he would get Lemke 9,000,000 Isaminger, sports editor of the cording secretary.
program is ■ venture in under-
BOSTON (WNS) — The New or retire from the radio. A bet Philadelphia Inquirer; Mrs. W. R.
The Progressive Ladies tinter- standing our neighbors.
Dr. Frank Bohn and Dr. Wil- England Zionist region became was aired in the papers, but was Morton, wife of the United States
stitzung Verein will sire its an-
nual *3 donor luncheon on Tues- I liam F. Rosenblum are co-chair- the first section of the Zionist later cancelled, whereby Father Counsel at Warsaw; Mrs [tell&
day, Nov. 30, at the Wilshire Ho- man of the league, and among the Organization of Amee;ca to ro on I Coughlin wagered $25,000 against Fields of New York, and others.
tel. Those who wish to earn members of the advisory council record as favoring the proposed $16,700 that Lemke would receive The next sailing of the Gdynia-
America Line are Nov. 10 and 11.
their money for this affair should are Prof. William Heard Kilpat- oartition of ealestine when its ad- more votes than Landon.
FURNACE OIL
A Cellossal Myth
call Mrs. Braverman, Temple rick, Dr. Ralph W. Sockrun, Dr. ministrative committee adopted a
But it was a colossal myth, this
Rabbi Meier Berlin, world Mis-
1-4866. or Mrs. Rosengard, Trin- , Charles H. Johnson, Dr. Israel resolution unmoving of partition.
tale
of
political
potentiality.
Part-
radii
leader,
Is
acknowledging
itv 2-3952. On Tuesday evening. Goldstein, Rabbi Barnett R. Brick-
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Paul Muni Is going to Russia to ly responsible, no doubt, was the mazeltoys on the marriage of his
Noy. 23. a card party will be held ; ner, Dr. Joeeph R. Sizoo, lion.
of those stacks on stacks son Turiah to Florence Ribakov of
at Assembly Hall. Members and Frank P. Walsh, John Haynes set with the famous Moscow Art memory
of telegrams ma the aftermath of Brooklyn.
Players.
Holmes and John Paul Jones.
friends are urged to attend.
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