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November 19, 1937
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Is the Duke of
i Windsor Sponsoring
Economic Fascism?
Collector of Internal Revenue
Endorses Palestine Efforts In
Letter Accompanied By A Check
Efforts for Palestine reconstruction, and especially the
work of the Jewish National Fund, the Palestine land-redemp-
tion agency, received encouragement this week from an out-
atanding Detroit non-Jew.
Giles Kavanagh, collector of internal revenue for the
Michigan district, a promi-
nent Catholic and a leader
in the Knights of Columbus,
has written his endorsement
of the Palestinian movement
in a letter to William
Hordes, co-chairman of the
organizations and synagogue
committees of the Jewish
National Fund. Ile also
sent the fund a check,
through Mr. Hordes, towards
the Huleh redemption fund.
His letter follows:
"My dear Bill:
"It was indeed a pleasure
for me to sit and listen to
your story of the beautiful
work done by the pioneers
in Palestine.
"It is remarkable. that in
the present mad situation
all over the world, that
there is still a group of
people who are willing to
sacrifice everything for the
future of their people. Your
idea of the National Fund
—that is, buying up the land
in the name of all the Jew-
ish people, is a remarkable
experiment. To me it sounds
very good when every man
can say 'This is my land'—
GILES ' KAVANAGH
such a beautiful idea de-
serves the support of all the people.
"I personally know that the Americans of Irish descent
have greatly helped the liberation of Ireland and I think it
is up to American Jewry, who have resources, to do the same.
"Enclosed find my contribution, however small, and if it
should add to your moral support, I shall be well rewarded."
(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
this shot that echoed round the
world.
Let me, merely for reasons of
historic accuracy, disclaim any
connection with this Baltimore
labor group action, But I have
been considerably concerned
with its results. For certain
reasons, Joe McCurdy and his
Baltimore laborites rendered a
service far beyond anything
they ever suspected. The dan-
ger now is that the labor stand
will be weakened by sentimental
public pressure.
'SOCIAL APPEASEMENT'
DOCTRINE
In fact, President Green of
the American Federation of La-
bor painfully cries out his com-
b pieta absence of objection to
Duke and Duchess. Ile and my
Baltimore labor friends are now
asserting that it Is only against
Charles Bedaux, author of an
especially vicious stretch-out
system, that labor has spoken.
To an American tour by the
royal couple under other aus-
pices, organized labor claims It
has no objections. In fact, it
announces it would cooperate
with it.
I advise my labor friends to go
slowly with these ardent pro-Duke
and Duchess speeches and their
offers of cooperation. The current
issue of the picture magazine Life
tells of the Duke's espousal of
Charles Bedaux's doctrine of "so-
cial appeasement," an alleged
form of economic fascism. The
files of the Chicago Tribune of
Oct. 22, 1937, reveal from its
Paris correspondent a very il-
luminating story about this "so-
cial appeasement" business. It
would be a grand thing, wouldn't
it, for American labor to cooper-
ate in an "investigation tour" of
a man who seems already to have
become an evangel of a form of
economic fascism.
Ugly Rumor.
There are some who say that
Edward's and Wallis' regal recep-
tion by the Nazis was no mere
accident. And they point out that
it was the Nazi labor dictator who
was their constant guide. There
are some other rumors — even
more ugly and Insistent—that it
was Wallis Warfield Simpson's
Nazi sympathies which really
caused the effort to get her out
of England and precipitated Ed-
ward's abdication, One story to
this effect was told to some folks
by a prominent and liberal mem-
ber of Parliament who, never-
theless, could not sanction its
authoritative publication because
of international repercussions,
The American public Is en-
titled and indeed ought to know
a great deal more about these
things before it allows its senti-
mental predilections to make it
the victim of any sort of Nazi or
fascist propaganda. Has Edward
Windsor really become the apostle
of a form of economic fascism, as
Life alleges? Was the now Duch-
ess of Windsor really so much the
confidante of Von Ribbentrop and
other Nazis that she made herself
persona non grata to the British
government? Sentimentalists
though we Americans are, we cer-
tainly don't wont romance to blind
our eyes to fact. And American
labor, avowedly anti-Nazi and an-
ti-fascist, especially ought to make
sure of the wisdom of helping to
sponsor the social and economic
investigations of the Windsors.
Systems - Audits - Taxes
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of the Men's Clothing Authority,
Showroom Hours-9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily
N. R. A., she was appointed its
Monday and Wednesday till 9 P. M.
personnel director. On the disso-
lution of the Code. Beatrice Bis-
no was invited by Charlotte Carr,
then director of the Emergency
Relief Bureau, and now head of
Discriminating Detroiter'
MAX KARP, Sec.
FRED FABER, Pres.
Hillel Open House
Hull House in Chicago, to estab-
make their %Mee Headquarter. at
Palestine, will address the dele-
lish a labor relations department JUNIOR HADASSAH'S
On
Sunday,
Nov.
28
13200 LINWOOD AT TYLER
gates. The election of new of-
CONVENTION OPENS
for its 18,000 employees, and was
TOwnsend 8-2214
will conclude the conven-
appointed its chief. This novel
HERE ON THURSDAY ficers
Open house at the Bnai Brith
tion.
experiment in labor relations, the
Hillel Foundation at Ann Arbor
Mrs. Landau's Greeting
first of its kind anywhere in a
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
will be sponsored by the Women's
One Block from the Ocean
white collar organization, proved
A statement of greeting to the
Auxiliary of Bnai Brith on Sun- Collins Ave,, bet, 12th and 11Ik Stia
to be such a success in its two for Hadassah, are expected to at- Junior Hadassah convention in
_
years that it attracted nation- tend the four-day sessions. Miss behalf of Detroit chapter of Ha-
Miami Bench, Ha.
wide attention by welfare organ- Sophie Blanche Schwartz is in dassah was issued this week,
izations. Dorothy C. Kahn, head charge of the Detroit committee through The Detroit Jewish
Sunnyland's perfect expression
of the Philadelphia Relief Ad- of arrangements, and her assist- Chronicle, by Mrs. Maurice Lan-
of a luxuriously appointed,
ministration, is modeling a labor ants are the Misses Margaret dau, president. Her statement
modern hotel ... Coffee Shop,
relations machinery after it. This Morons, Frances Zelenko, Bernice follows:
Solarium, recretation lounge,
plan provides for hearing on ap- Friedland, Ann Milstein, Ann
"The silver jubilee convention
card rooms . . . Surf bathing
peals by employees to protect Brooks, Sadie Shur, Bess Wein- which Hadassah, the women's
right from your own room.
them from discrimination when man, Ruth Friedland. Ethel Rom, Zionist organization of America.
dismissed, demoted. etc.. similar
Tariff schedule for double oc-
recently celebrated in Atlantic
to those hearings conducted by
cupancy: per week, per room
City has aroused keen interest
the National Labor Relations
European
plan: to Dec. 15th:
and it is natural that we in De-
Boards under the Wagner Act.
$20 - $25 - 30
troit anticipate with no less keen
It provides, also, for a grievance
interest the forthcoming 14th an-
Dec. 15th to Jan. 15th
machinery by which employees'
nual Junior Hadassah convention
$30 - 135 $40
committees representing unions
which takes place at Hotel Stot-
and other employee associations.
ler Nov. 25, 26, 27 and 28.
Season rates on request
are given opportunity to venti-
"The announcements of the pro-
late their grievances. While these
grams assigned to the various as-
For detailed information, deL
procedures have been in practice
sions have attracted wide atten-
scriptive folders and reserval-
in some industries, they were en-
tion. It will be a significant oc-
tions, write
tirely unknown. until the estab-
casion for our community to wel-
Nat Ehrlich, M
lishment of this experiment, in
come the distinguished speakers
business where white collar or
D. Neilinger, Resident Owni
scheduled to address the conven-
RABBI
LEON
FRAM
professional workers are employ-
tion.
ed.
The Detroit chapter of lla-
lay afternoon, Nov. 28, at 2
Dorothy Canfield Fisher says of
dassah is especially proud to co-
o'clock.
this novel: "A searchingly realis-
An interesting program is be-
tic portrait of an idelaist. What
ng planned by Mrs. Joseph liar-
an idealist does to the world. and
vith, chairman of the Mille' com-
what the world does to an ideal-
mittee. The speaker of the af-
ist is here set down with rough
ernoon will be Rabbi Leon Fram
Power and sincerity." With the
ARM
of Temple Beth El, University S$IWIS 10 • —
appearance of "Tomorrow's
f Michigan students will also par-
Bread," described "as a Breughel
icipate in the program.
painting, with its large canvas
' 14/
Guests are welcome. Refresh-
peopled with many colorful
ments will be served,
It's always Me sense good beer
DR. EMANUEL GAMORAN
types," the proletarian novel ap-
beautifully
proximates the stature of art.
Milstein, Sarah Bloomfield,
It's famous ler flavor
furnished outside MOMS Labor novels, for the most part, Freda
are crammed with strikes, lock- Kitty Schwartz, Sarah Rosenberg,
Goldman, Ethel Delia, Paul-
fully
All with private tub and outs, banner raisings, union meet- Jean
It con new be
ings. In "Tomorrow's Bread," ine Barahol, Lillian Waldman,
imitated
shower baths-ot lowest
propaganda gives way to charact- Helen Shewach and Edna Rouff•
•
Massmeeting Thursday
erization, and labor's story is told
possible rotes in down-
.
•
The convention will be opened
in terms of character, not trade
tactics. The story, univer- formally Thanksgiving Day with
A fitting Chanukah observance
town Detroit for perman- union
(Copyright, IDYL N. C. J. C.)
sal in its appeal, and as timely a keynote address by Mrs. Ben-
s planned by the Men's Club of
jamin
Weinrach,
of
Philadelphia.
as
today's
newspaper,
has
right
errt guests. You can live
Rabbi Finds World Struggle Not Congregation Bnai Moshe to be,
of way. Its leading character, a Pa., national president of Junior
Between 'Haves' and 'Have-Nets held on Thursday, Dec. 2, at 6:30
Chicago labor leader in the needle Hadassah. A discussion on the
in luxurious comfort
BOSTON (NCJC)—Discussing p. m., in the social hall of the con-
trades, sacrifices both his family necessity for intensive Jewish edu-
FURNACE OIL
"Religion, Democracy and Peace" gregation, Lawrence and Dexter.
inexpensively,
and himself on the altar of labor. cation in this country and the
before the opening of the Inter-
He presents "the tragedy of a promulgation of • broad education
The affair will consist of a din-
•
national Goodwill Congress of the
LA 4500
man whose vision intellectually is Program in 1938 will occupy the
World Alliance for International ner to which members and their
so far ahead of his time," accord- afternoon session, Dr. Emanuel
MRS. HYMAN B. ULLIAN
Gamoran, noted Jewish educator,
Friendship Through the Churches, wives, as well as their friends are
ing
to
Caroline
Francke,
"that
he
CADILLAC SQUARE AT BATES
too is doomed never to complete will be the speaker. The parti- operate with the Detroit unit of Rabbi Edward L. Israel, of Balti- nvited. A prominent speaker will
— —
tion question will be considered Junior Hadassah in extending hos- more, took issue with the idea deliver an address at the conclu-
himself."
Up until now "cloaks and suits" at a mass meeting the same eve- pitality to thg coming guests and that the struggle in the world to- sion of the dinner. The balance of aid.
Detailed arrangements will be
day is between the "haves" and he evening will be devoted to vari-
has produced lots of quips, and ning, at Hotel Statler.
delegates.
ous games and entertainment.
made at the social meeting to be
After a novel presentation of
plenty of vaudeville material.
"Junior and senior affiliations "have-note."
held
by the Sisterhood on Tuesday,
Arrangements for this affair
Beatrice Bisno, in "Tomorrow's annual reports all day Friday, the have been a matter of great con-
are being made by President Bar- Nov, 30, 8:30 p. m. All members
Bread," brings to palpitating life delegates will attend a Sabbath cern in Detroit. The delibera-
are
Invited
to attend. There will
a great human interest story that dinner, at which Mrs. Moses P. tions and discussions will give to dent of Detroit unit of Junior ry Meer of the Men't Club, who Is
might reside behind the curtains Epstein of New York, the new the chapter members the oppor- Hadassah, extended the following assisted by a committee, Plates are be a brief business session pre-
of the tailor to whom you have national president of Senior lla- tunity to understand and realize greeting to the delegates to the $1 per person and reservations are ceding the social features of the
just brought your suit or dress dassah, will be the guest speaker. the magnificent contribution Jun- convention:
now being taken at the congrega- meeting. Refreshments will be
served,
The panel discussion is schedul- ior lladassah has made and Is
"Sholom, delegates to the 14th tion office, Hogarth 0862.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
with other existing anti-discrimi- to be pressed. In planning her
moving tale, with the sweatshops ed for Saturday afternoon. The
annual Junior Hadassah conven-
The card party planned by the
nation committees, especially those
tion. The Detroit unit deems it Sisterhood for Sunday, Nov. 28, ATTENTION MARGARET REED
courageous efforts in defense of of the Bnai Brith and the Jewish of Chicago and New York City morning of the final day. Sunday,
for background, Beatrice Bisno is will be given over to plans for
an honor and pleasure to be hos- has been cancelled and the newly
Jewish rights the world over. and
If anyone knows Margaret
well aware that she has only open- next year's fund-raising for the
tess to so great and important selected date is Sunday evening,
took particular note of the efforts Community Council.
Reed will they please tell Ler
a convention. A most cordial and Jan. 16. There will be a supper
Ben F. Goldman, treasurer of ed up one of the epic romances three e d u c at io nal institutions
of the World Jewish Congress in
that there is a package sad
sincere welcome to you all.
defense of Danzig Jewry, in the the Detroit chapter of the Ameri- behind immigrant labor in Amer- which Junior Hadassah maintains
and card party and Mrs. Morris
letter from Illinois, which shs
"Today, more than ever, Pal- Weinstein has been selected to head
two notes addressed to the League can Jewish Congress, appealed to ica. "I realize," she says, refer- in Palestine and for the Jewish
may obtain by sending her ad-
estine needs our assistance. We the arrangements committee with
of Nations. This resolution added local organizations to pay their an- ring to her prize novel, "that I National Fund, land purchasing
dress to Box 800, Detroit Jew-
cannot fail her. lladassah must Mrs. Teresa Miller as her chief
Detroit Jewry's voice of protest nual dues, at a minimum of $5 have tapped but one vein in nor- agency. Budgets will be adopted
ish Chronicle.
for
each
of
the
projects.
Ittamar
traying
the
colorful,
noisy
lives
carry on, to continue in the up-
against the persecution of Jews each, In order to enable local work
of a few who tented with their Ben Avi, a leader of the Jewish
building of a national homeland,
to be carried on unhampered.
in Danzig.
own tribes along the Chicago National Fund, who is here from
the homeland which is the hope
Philip Adler's Address
2. Detroit Jewry's encourage-
River as their forebears must have
and center of the Jewish people
ment was extended to the Jews
The conference was featured by tented beside the waters of Baby-
throughout the world.
of Palestine in their present try- a brilliant address by Philip Ad- lon. The struggles of these aliens
"Let us, with devotion, sincer-
over
two
and
a
half
million
copies
ing times, occasioned by acts of ler, foreign correspondent of the
ity and zeal, unite our efforts in
get a foothold in America con- of its publications. Its board of
terrorism. The Jews of Palestine Detroit News. Describing his ex- to
stitutes
a
sort
of
folklore
of
an
all
our undertakings. Then, this
trustees
and
publication
commit-
are urged in this resolution to periences during his recent tour of ancient race in a modern setting.
convention, and the work to which
tee_teoresents the outstanding fig-
carry on their battle for just a number of countries, Mr. Adler
Behind
the
silks
and
velvets
worn
ures
in
American-Jewish
life.
and
it
is
the prelude, cannot help but
rights and assured them of the related his interviews with promi- by American women is a rich practically every outstanding Jew
be a success.
determination of Detroit Jewry to nent European leaders, including saga of an eastern people in a
"My
best wishes to you all."
of
the
past
half
century
has
been
stand back of them in their future President Benes of Czechoslovakia. western setting. If it takes nine
Junior Hades.), Sent $70,000 to CONCLUDED /ROM EDITORIAL PAGE of the mighty Syrian hosts, and
associated at one time or an-
efforts.
the heroic figure of Judah the
lie told of his amazement in find- tailors to make a man. it has other with the official life of the
Palestine
of Religion contributes an ar- Maccabee. But above all the lights
3. Continued persecutions in ing evidences of anti-Semitism in taken an entire Industry to make Jewish Publication Society. Its
Junior Hadassah, the Young tate
ticle on "Ilanukkah in Music," of Hanukkah twinkle with an air
Poland were severely condemned places where one would never an American woman. This is the executive offices are in Philadel-
Women's Zionist Organization of containing
over 15 pages of music. of mystery In which is hidden the
in a resolution which expressed dream that hatred of the Jew play- story of the needle and the in- phia.
America, sent $70,000 to Pales-
Hortense Levy Amram has an ar- secret of Jewish survival, To
the grief of the Jewish people and ed a part in world affairs.
dustry it created. These bumble
Israel Zangwill was first intro-
tine during the current year to ticle
on
"The
Maccabean Spirit in some these lights signify heroism,
the indignation over the introduc-
maintain its three educational In-
Commending the American Jew- tailors constitute a brilliant motif duced to the American reading
ITTAMAR BEN AVI
tion of "ghetto benches" in Po- ish Congress for its efforts in en- in the complicated fabric of Amer- public by the Jewish Publication
stitutions in that country and to Zionism." Dr. Sidney B. Iloening to others piety; they remind some
offers
an
amusing
discussion called of national glory, and others of
lish schools and the tolerating of forcing a program of action on a ican life. and possess. in my opin- Society. Greets' "History of the making to Palestine; how Junior aid the Jewish National Fund in
renewed pogroms. An appeal is democratic basis, Mr. Adler urged ion, the same literary significance Jews" was first made available in Hadassah has developed and is land purchase, it was announced "Quips and Quirks for Ilanuk- universal ideals, Which is their
directed to the Polish government that unity be attained in order as the wheat farmers of the Mid- English by the society. as well as developing the young Jewish wo- by Miss Molly Sondak, of kah." Dr. Paul Romanoff, curator true meaning: Miss Solis-Cohen
and the enlightened groups of that best to be able to fight the dangers dle West, the share croppers of Ginzberg's "Legends of the Jews." man of America and the impor- Jersey City, N. J., fund-raising of the Museum of the Jewish The- takes up the challenge of Hanuk-
country against permitting the con- of anti-Semitism. He criticized the Deep South, or the shop girls Marvin Lowenthal's "Jews of Ger- tant role Junior Hadassah per- chairman. The sum is the largest ological Seminary of America, pre- kah to the modern Jew, and tries
tinuation of these horrors.
many," considered the outstanding forms in the American Jewish remitted to Palestine since 1930. tents a lucid discussion of "Art as to explain it. Her book will add
self-styled leaders who presume to and their bosses in the East."
Represented by the Hanukkah to the enjoyment of the holiday
The Jewish Publication Society Jewish book of the Last two years. scene today.
Miss Sondak raid.
4. Anti- Nazi discriminations "edit" the speeches and the actions
by young and old.
Almost half of the total amount Menorah."
To the unaffiliated young wo-
were condemned and Jews of De- of those Jews who are frank in of America. which sponsored this already in its fifth printing, was
This book euntains close to 400
Dr. Solomon Solis-Cohen, Elms
prize
novel
contest,
was
founded
was
allocated
to
Meier
Shfeyah,
sponsored and puhlished by the man in this community the Jun-
troit called upon to continue the their opinions of existing condi-
50 years ago for the purpose of Jewish Publication Society. Cecil ior Hadassah convention will cre- a children's village in Samaria, E. Levinger, Emma Lazarus and pages, plus 10 full-page illustra-
fight against Nazism by prosecut- tions.
tions,
and Is beautifully bound and
others
are
represented
in
the
sec-
which
accommodates
115
under-
ing the boycott of German-made
Mr. Adler was given an ovation printing and distributing the best Roth's "History of the Marranos" ate new vistas of activities and
at the conclusion of his 55-minute of Jewish literature in English. and Isaac Goldberg's "Major will answer the challenge of to- privileged boys and girls. The tion on poetry. To several very jacketed. "Efeenkkah" sells for
goods,
$2.50,
and is available as one of
popular
plays
by
Elsie
E.
Levin-
address which was the most infer- During the past half century it Noah: American Jewish Pioneer" day by service in the cause of other institutions supported by
Asti-Discrimination Work
published 175 books. induct. are included in the long list of Zionism.
Junior Hadassah are Pardess ger and Emily Solis-Cohen are ad- the three books which members of
Louis Rosenzweig, chairman of motive resume on European con- has
the
Jewish
publication Society re-
leg the accepted Jewish version outstanding publications. Two of
"In addition to greeting the Anna, a citrus training farm , ded a new play by Samuel Pit:lit
the com•ision on economic rela- ditions heard here in many years. of the Bible, and has distributed Sholem Asch'a books, "Kiddosh convention, the Detroit chapter which received $4,000 and the which schools will find very useful, ceive annually for the membership
Executive to Meat Monday
tions, reported that his committee
Ha-Shern" and "Sabbatai Levi," of Hadassah expresses sincere Henrietta Szold School of Nurs- and several dances for Hannuk- dues, which are available for as
In accordance with a decision of
is functioning in efforts to combat
kah arranged by the well-known low RS $5 per year. Full detals
were sponsored by the society.
wishes for suceesaful accomplish- ing, which received $17,000.
discrimination. He announced that the conference, a meeting of the venUon will be considered and
A detailed report of funds dancer, Miss Jerrie Meyer of of the nombership plan. cata-
The present officers of the so- ments. We know the critical
executive and administrative com-
• questionaire would soon be sent mittees of the Detroit chapter of further plans will be made for fu- ciety are J. Solis-Cohen. Jr., pres- times will not cause Junior Ha- raised by the 215 units of Junior Philadelphia.
lortles, and orbs interesting lit-
to all Jewish organizations in an
endure on the work of the society
The Festival's Glamor
ture activities by the Congress in ident; lion. Horace Stern, vice- bomb to hesitate, but that they Hadassah and the amounts trans-
effort to ascertain this extent of the American Jewish Congress, to-
can he secured by writing to the
There
is
a
glamor
and
mystery
nutted
to
Palestine
will
be
includ-
president; Howard A. Wolf, treas- shall be spurred on to action for I
discrimination that has come to gether with the selected delegates Det Philip Slomovitz, chairman of urer; Dr. Isaac MusD, editor. and greater and finer achievements." ad in the 1937 Year Book being about the holiday of Ilannukkah. executive secretary, Maurice Ja-
the knowledge of local Jewry. Mr. to the national convention, will be the Detroit Congress, presided at Maurice Jacobs. executive secre-
cobs,
225 South 15th St, Philadel-
It
recalls
to
mind
the
grand
sacri-
Miss Yanks..? Greetings
Prepared for the 14th annual con-
Rosenzweig stated that his com- held at the Beal Moshe on Mon-
fice of Hanukkah, the discomfiture phia, Pa.
Miss Bertha Yackneas, steal- vention of the organisation.
tary. all of Philadelphia.
mittee is prepared to co-operate day evening. Proposals to the con - Sunday's conference.
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