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Men's Club Formed
at Jewish Center

DR. HOFFMAN TO SPEAK
ON SOCIAL DISEASES

Reunion of Council
Camp Attracts Many

At the last meeting of the Jew-
ish Community Center Men's Club,
the following officers were elected:
Dr. Jack Jackman, president;
Joseph Camlener, first vice-presi-
dent; Samuel Blumberg, second
vice-president; Abraham A.
Fleischman, secretary; Dr. I. J.
Kunin, treasurer. The organization
is a unit of the business and pro-
fessional membership of the Jew-
ish Community Center. Open meet-
ings are held on the second Tues-
day of each month, to which all
business and professional men are
invited. Various projects of a so-
cial and educational nature are
being planned no as to offer a well-
rounded program for the newly or-
ganized association.

This Sunday, Jan. 30, the Young
People's Temple Club will open its
discussion group meetings by
presenting Dr. Martin 11. Hoffman,
head psychia-
trist of Eloise
Hospital,
who will dis-
cum "Social
Diseases."
The meeting
will take
place at Tem-
ple Beth El
at 2:45 p. m.
The YPTC
extends an
invitation to
all who are
interested to Dr. Hoffman
attend t his
meeting. There is no charge for
admission.

Once again the Council Camp-
ers of 1937 will meet for an eve-
ning in the typical Council Camp
manner. The date has been set for
Sunday evening, Feb. 6, at Temple

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Beth El's social hall, at 5:30 p. m.
Supper, cooked by Council Camp's
culinary genius, Myrtle Hamil-
ton, will be served early. Enter-
tainment by 1937's top-notch stars
will follow. Some of the highlights
of the evening will be:
Re-enactments of the following
skits with original casts where
possible: "The Berretta of Wim-
pole Street," "We Three," "Theo-
dora Goes Wild," "Wieners on
Wednesday."
Songs by Council Camp's lead-
ing songstresses.
Song and dance numbers from
the Gay 90's.
The Nose-pickin' sisters (Vass
sisters).
Technicolor and black-and-white
movies of campers in action.
Miss Rebecca Ehrinpries, the
director of the camp, will greet
the girls.

YOUNG ISRAEL EXTENSION COURSES
TO START AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
FEB 14; NAME PRESCRIBED COURSES

Young Israel of Detroit will! C. "Jewish Religious Law," given
open a branch of the extension ! by Rabbi Stollman, Tuesdays, 8 to
courses sponsored by the national I9 p. m. The following is a brief
council of Young Israel under the outline of the course:
auspices of the Yeshivah College
1. Sources of Jewish la
of New York, on Feb. 14. These
c"of 31113vah In Judektu
3. Pra,er
courses are open to the Jewish
Sabbath
community and will be held at Cen-
2 Sam/truth
6. Social Justice and Charity
tral High School, Linwood and
7. Passover
Tuxedo. Each course will be given
P Seder
once each week fur 10 weeks. The
Shemoth and Succoth
10, IMO Bole Days
courses follow:
A. "Personalities in Jewish Reli-
D. Ilebrew 1 and 2, given by
gious Philosophy," given by Rabbi Irving Schlussel, Mondays, 8 to
Max J. Wohlgelernter, Mondays 9 9 p. m.
to 10 p. m. The following is a brief
E. Advanced Hebrew, given by
outline of the course:
Rabbi N. Schulman, Mondays, 8 to
I. I'hllo
7. Itairnonides
9 p,
2, Judah 11000,1
8. The Bestir
3. Say
8 semisoft Raphael
F. Jewish history in the United
1. Nadia
Illrnh
5. Muth!
States, by Rabbi J. Ungar, Mon-
Ia. The Chaete
6. Yehudah Bator!
Chaim
days, 8 to 9 p. m.
B. "Introduction to Bible," given
G. Current events, by Rabbi N.
by Rabbi David Winchester of Mt.
Clemens, Tuesdays, 8 to 9 p. m. A Schulman of Windsor, Tuesdays,
9
to
10 p. in.
brief outline of the lectures of the
II. Post Biblical history, by
course is:
I Beginning and Patriarchs
Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg of Flint,
2. Egyptian Exile and Exodus
3. Mose. and Wandering. In Bowe Tuesdays, 8 to 9 p.
1. Joshua and Judges
There will be an enrollment fee
6. Samuel and Saul
of $1 for each course, Applications
. David and Solomon
7. Divielon of the Kingdom
for enrollment should be sent to
8. Dahill and minor BrolIet•
9. Jeremiah, Runlet and Babylonian the Young Israel Bldg., 2691 Joy
Exile
10. Etre, lIontla and Esther
Road.

Washington Progressive Club Annual
Reunion Dinner on Tuesday, Feb. 22

An annual event that serves to
bring back recollections of Detroit
Jewish community affairs of 20
years ago, is again planned by a
group that was at one time among
the leading youth organization in
the city.
hlembers of the former Wash-
ington Progressive Club, who meet
annually for reunion and reminis-
cences, will again convene at an
annual dinner on Washington's
birthday, Tuesday, Feb. 22, at
Northwood Inn. As on previous oc-
casions, this reunion will serve to
I Father Coughlin
renew bonds of friendship, and
will be the signal for comparing
Denies He Was or notes
on community affairs then
Is an Anti-Semite and now,
Although the group does not meet
NEW YORK (WNS) - "In our regularly and reconvenes only on
struggle for social justice good Washington's birthday, a chairman
Jews and good Christians must is elected every year to serve until
stand together refusing to protect,
much less applaud, persons whose
policies have blackened civiliza-
tion," Father Charles E. Coughlin,
Detroit radio priest, declared in a
letter to Rabbi Abraham L. Fein-
berg of. Mt. Neboah Temple who
had called on him to answer "a
thundering 'No' once for all to the
Congregation Bnai Zion, 3841
charge of anti-Semitism." Reply-
ing to Rabbi Feinberg's sermon in Humphrey Ave., celebrated its
which he said "Father Coughlin 13th anniversary with a banquet
cannot become a force for decency
•
if he exposes himself again to the
suspicion of anti-Semitism," the
radio priest took exception to the
word "again", saying it "is rather
provocative because I do not know
of the previous occasion which the
word implies. It is true that some
questionable Jewish papers and
Gentile papers favoring Commu-
nism have levelled that charge
against me. The better class of
both Jews and Gentiles was too
intelligent to be deceived by the
so-called Communistic propaganda.
It is true that I have castigated the
Jewish bankers-not all of them,
but only those who were deserving
of it. I have done the same thing
to Gentile bankers, both Catholic
and Protestant My voice has
never been equivocal en this sub-
ject, as you say. You mean that
you have not heard or read of my
defending the Jews when defense
was required in certain quarters.
That is unfortunate."

The following made contribu-
tions to the Home for the Aged:
Mrs. Lewis Block, Houston, Tex.,
in memory of husband, Lewis
Block; Mrs. Rachel Friedman,
Belding, Mich., in memory of hus-
band, brother and parents; L.
Sander, in memory of mother, Et-
ta-Nachoma; Mrs. Harry M. Sel-
ker, in memory of brother, David
Richard G. Finley.

Contribution to the Hebrew
School. in Memory of
Miriam Buehhalter

The United Hebrew Schools is
in receipt of a contribution from
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kabaker in
memory of Miriam Buchhalter.

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Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter will
be guest speaker for the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund at the third in a series of
pep meetings preceeding the 7th
annual donor luncheon, Tuesday,
Feb. 1, at the
Wilshire Ho-
tel, Coiling-
wood and
Third. The
donor lunch-
eon will be
held March 2,
at the Fort
Wayne hotel.
Mrs. S.
Schafflander,
executive see.
rotary of the
League f o r
Human
Rights, will
speak on the
boycott.
Mi ss, B ell s Rabbi Wohlgelernter
Fineman will render dramatic In-
terpretations.
Mrs. Samuel N. Heyman, gen-
eral luncheon chairman, urges la-
dies expecting to rummage to get
in touch with the rummage chair-
man, Mrs. L. Miller, as soon as
possible, A store is available for
a limited time and the dates are
being filled rapidly. Mrs. Miller
can be reached at Tyler 6-9831. For
further information about ways
and means on earning fees for the
luncheon, call Mrs, Harry Kraft,
llogarth 8822. Mrs, Joseph Deyt-
she, chairman of reservations, can
be reached at Townsend 5-9398.

Pioneer Women's

the following year's gathering.
Event Nets $4,000
Last year Alex Schreiber was
chosen president, His successor will
be chosen on Feb. 22.
Proceeds of $4,000 represented
Outlining the history of the club donations of 800 donors who were
in his announcement of the forth- present at the seventh annual
coming dinner-meeting, Mr. Schrei- donor luncheon of the I'ioneer
ber recalled that the Washington Women's Organization of Detroit,
eat the Masonic
Progressive Club was the successor which tcok
esday, Jan. 11. Ac-
Tu
to the former Tri-Squares and Temple on Tuesday,
ilomer Lane Clubs. The Washing- cording to Mrs. Sara L. Feder, na-
ton Progressive Club was organized tional secretary, the Pioniser
by Fred Id, Butzel to serve the Women's Organization of America
need of the younger boys, in 1915, hopes to raise $50,000 this year to
further the work in Palestine.
and functioned until 1921.
Attendance at the Feb. 22 dinner
Mrs. Ilessie Kupermintz,delegate
will not be limited to members, but from Palestine, who was the fea-
will also be attended by members' tured speaker at this event, urged
wives and their friends. Reserve- members to remember their re-
tions are now being taken at the I sponsibility in raising the living
Oise of Mr. Schreiber, 1332 Dime standards of Palestinian women, to
Bank Bldg., Cherry 1520. train immigrant girls in the trades
of the new homeland, to supply
nursery homes to aid working
mothers and to provide a social
for immigrant women
Members in Drive background
and girls.
Mrs. Feeler, the other guest
The final meeting of the mem- speaker, made an appeal for new
members. Emma Lazaroff Scheyer,
bership committee of the United noted soprano, accompanied by
Hebrew Schools was held lust Rebecca Katzman Frohman, fur-
Tuesday evening at the home of nished the musical program. Mrs.
Judge Harry B. Keidan. Reports Joseph Haggai was chairman. The
speakers were introduced by Mrs.
were submitted by the following: Jacob Schreier.
Harry Cohen, Aaron A. Silber-
Mrs. Kupermintz remained in
blatt, Ilenry C. Keywell, Dr. Al- Detroit for the balance of the week
bert E. Bernstein, Joseph Ziff, and held several sessions with the
Robert Loewenberg, Philip Gor- individual groups of the organiza-
neck, Abe Kasle, Moe Leiter, Max tion. She also gave several inter-
Keidan, Jos. N. Keidan, Maurice esting lectures on life in Palestine.
Landau, Rabbi Harold N. Rosen-
Saturday, at the close of her
thal, Harry II. Janovver, A. J. stay, Mrs, Kupermintz was hon-
Lachover and J. M. Mathis.
ored at an Oneg Shabbat. Mrs.
Mr. Silberblatt, chairman of the Reitman was chairman, and an ad-
campaign, and Mr. Cohen, presi- dress was given by Mrs. Sara
dent of the schools, expressed their Levine.
gratitude to the committee for
their work in behalf of the schools.
Judge Heiden, in his brief talk, TIMES CHALLENGES
expressed the idea that a large
THE RUMANIAN LIE
membership roster constitutes a
pillar of strength for the institu-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
tion, and it is not only the finan-
cial support, but the moral ject is the same: to drive the
strength which such a campaign Jews from their homes.
lends to the institution.
The charges of "invasion,"
Brief talks were also delivered which have a measure of plausi-
by Rabbi Harold Rosenthal and bility for those unacquainted with
Dr. A. E. Bernstein.
the facts, are false. They deliber-
The campaign closed with the ately ignore the chief cause of
addition of over 300 new members increase in the Jewish population
to the membership roster of the of Rumania since the World War.
United Hebrew Schools.
That was directly and almost sole-
I. SOSNICK
ly the consequence of annexation,
under the post-war treaties, of
which was addressed by local cab-
Sees
Foreign
Foes
Transylvania from Hungary and
bis and leaders. The president,
I. Sosnick, was toastmaster. Ad- Attacking American Bukovina from Austria. and of
the seizure of Bessarabia from
dresses were delivered by Rabbi
Russia. These territorial accre-
Ideals Everywhere tions
i. Stollman, Israel Liss, Rabbi
nearly tripled the number
Levin, AL Fish, Louis Dann and PITTSBURGII. -
of
Jews in Rumania. Since then
(WNS) - there has been no appreciable
M. Nachman. American ideals of liberty and
Arrangements for the banquet freedom have been placed on the immigration of Jews that has not
were made by the Ladies' Auxil- defensive not only abroad by "the
been compensated for by propor-
iary of which Mrs. Glassman is forces undermining law and order" tionate emigration. The only
president. and "interfering with our lawful postwar influx of thousands of
activities and the rights of our Jews was that of approximately
citizens beyond our frontiers but 45,000 refugees fleeing from Sov-
Demand Congressional
I are making attacks on our ideals iet Russia into Bessarabia; but
Investigation of Nazism
nd institutions from within the of these about 40,000 were evacu-
country itself," Assistant Secre- ated from Bessarabia and other
icONCLUDED FROM PACE ONE)
tary of State George B. Messer- parts of Rumania by private Jew-
smith told the guests and delegates ish organizations. Typical of
years of Hitlerism have left the I attending the 15th triennial con- Goga's distortion of the facts is
women and children of the country vention banquet of the National his statement in Thursday's inter-
undernourished, ill-fed, unhappy Council of Jewish Women in a view that "the last invasion was
individuals. "There is no place for veiled attack on alien isms.
that of the refugees front Hitler
idealism in present-day Germany,"
Other speakers at the banquet Germany." During the height of
she declared.
were James L. Houghteling, the Jewish exodus from Germany
Mr. Martin called upon the vast United States Commissioner of not more than 215 emigrants en-
gathering to stand together in or-1 Naturaliztilon and Immigration, tered Rumania in any one year.
der to ward off the fascistic attack and Mrs. Ilannah G. Solomon,
The declaration of the king and
on all fronts. "Let us destroy founder and first president of the the prime minister are as omin-
fascism at its source before it gets; Council.
ous as they are untrue. Like that
a chance to grow and destroy
of Cuza, they foreshadow govern-
everything we love and cherish," he
mental policies in absolute viola-
15 Sun Articles
said.
tion of the solemn obligations
accepted by the Bucharest
Rev. White, in a stirring plea'
About Palestine freely
government in the treaties by
(or unity among races and reli-
gions against the common foe,
which at the end of the World
On Saturday, Jan. 29, the New War, with the sanction of the
said: "In America democracy can
York Sun will start a series of 15 Allies, the area and population
be saved. But don't believe that articles
called "The Truth About of Rumania were more than
it is safe without the participation
of every citizen in our democracy. Palestine." The articles are by doubled. In return for these
Phelps
Adams,
the sue's chief cor- large additions of territory and
Democracy means that we have to
in Washington, D. C., Peoples, Rumania gave special
incur a small risk, and the un- respondent
who
has
spent
three
in the
relenting participation of all peo- Near East where he months
traveled over guarantees to its new minorities,
ples at all times is necessary to de- 15,000 miles and visited
every cor- who differed "from the majority
fend our rights."
ner of the Holy Land in his search of the population in race. lan-
guage or religion." These com-
Mr. Martel called the rise of for facts and the truth.
llitlerism the blackest page in the , Everywhere he went people had mitments are most explicitly set
history of a great people. He a story to tell him-a story of forth in the Minorities Treaty. In
severely condemned the assassin-, hardships and of hope, of discour- Article VII, for example, it is
tion of democracy in Germany and ' agements, aspirations and ambi- Promised that
condemned fascism and Nazism as tions, of grievances, injustices.
"Jews inhabiting any Ruman-
the most destructive forces.
ian territory who do not pos-
Martin Hall, refugee German Kalvatier Card Party on
sess
another nationality" shall
journalist, spoke in German and
Feb. 13
be recognized "as Rumanian
then briefly in English, and de-
nationals ipso facto and with-
livered one of the most scathing
Aid
give
out the requirements of any
denunciations of the Nazi regime. a Kalvarier
card party
at Society
the Bnai will
Moshe
formality."
e c and a n te x8 -
Rabbi Joshua Sperka WWJ , teyrn.agoonirTund" r
In Article VII it is promised
Devotions Speaker
I p. m. There will be prizes and that
refreshments.
Next Friday morning. Feb. 4, 1 Proceeds will go for needy
"all Rumanian nationals shall
The /society
Rabbi Joshua Specks will conduct landsleute abroad.
be equal before the law and
the devotions program over Sta- helped 35 families with $5 each.
shall enjoy the same civil and
The president is Mrs. L. Stolin-
tion WWJ at 7:15 a. m. The topic
political rights without dis-
of his sermon will be "Lincoln's sky; vice-president. Mrs. II. Fes-
tinction as to race, language
Attitude Toward Jews." Much tenstein; secretary, Mrs. Freed:
or religion • • • (Such) dif-
favorable comment has been re- , treasurer, Rose Lewis.
ferences shall not prejudice
ecived by WWJ concerning the
For tickets call Tyler 4-9291;
any Rumanian national in • •
Jewish programs conducted by Townsend 7-5640 or Mrs. L.
• admission to public employ-
Rabbi Sperka,
I Weintraub, Townsend 6-9021.
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enforced but the mayor of Con.
st•nta issued a similar order.
In Jassy all but six Jewish law.
ears closed their offices after
the bar association excluded
155 Jewish members. Teaching
of the Jewish religion in the
Public schools was forbidden by
the minister of culture. A gen.
eral strike was threatened at
the medical college of Bush,.
rest University unless Jewish
instructors were immediately
dismissed.
An economic crisis of panic
proportions is beginning to engulf
the country as a result of the
anti-Jewish measures. All the
banks are experiencing runs.
Manufacturers report huge drops
in orders with the consequent in-
crease of unemployment. Prices
of commodities are falling rapid-
ly. Bankruptcies are increasing.
Real estate values are crashing
everywhere.
John Krushevan, nephew of
the notorious Krushevan who
organized the Kishiven pogrom
in April 1903 when the present
Rumanian province of Bess.
arabia belonged to Russia, has
been appointed police chief of
the town of Munternia.
Dr. Julius Maniu, president of
the National Peasant Party, the
only one of Rumania's 17 politi-
cal parties not committeed to
some form of anti-Semitism. an-
nounced that his party "entirely
rejects anti-Semitism which dam-
ages Rumania at home and
abroad." Ile said "we want to im-
prove the Rumanians' lot but not
by oppressing other races in the
country." Dr. Maniu pledged his
party to oppose the Goga govern-
ment because "it is a sham gov-
ernment, anti-democratic and an-
ti-Semitic in its entire policy."

On Monday morning, Jan. 21,
a meeting of the special activities
committee of the Sisterhood of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek was
held in Allen Room of the syne-
gogue. This committee, headed by
Mrs. Samuel Kavanau as chair-
man, and Mrs. Nathan Spevakote

MRS. SAMUEL KAVANAU
•
and bins, George Levey as co-chair-
men, is sponsoring a brilliant cul-
tural and musical event, to take
place in the social hall of the syna-
gogue on Monday evening, Feb. 21.
at a joint concert by that outstand-
ing Yemenite Jewess, Brachali
Zflrah, interpreter of Palestinian
and Oriental folklore, and her
equally famous husband, Nachum
Nardi, composer, arranger and
pianist, This will be the farewell
concert of the American tour of
this famous pair.
The ticket committee reports
that tickets are being sold in large
numbers and if the public is not
to be disappointed, since the seat-
Reich Renews Jew•Baittng
ing capacity of the social hall is
BERLIN-Another outbreak of limited, tickets should be obtained
anti-Semitism is evidenced in at the earliest. possible , moment,
plans for further curbs on the re- either from a member of the board
maining Jewish population.
or at the office of the synagogue.
Latest reports indicate that
24,000 Jews left the Reich last
Herald publishes an editorial P-
year.
The latest symptoms of anti- uffing that Der .Stuermer was
Semitism are found in the arrest suppressed because German diplo-
of Jewish business men on charge matic officials haveprotested that
of illegal exchange deals. They they can't persuade other natiots
are charged with having organ- that Germany is fit for civiliz d
ized the transfer of Jewish emi- intercourse to Ibng as helpless
grants' funds through export in Jews are kicked around. The
the violation of the strict control Herald also claims that the paper
laws and in collaboration with was banned after Hitler made ts
agents of Julius Barmat who died special trip to Munich to confer
recently in a Belgian prison. Bar- with its publisher, Julius Streich-
mat is accused of having par- er.
ticipated in the transaction in or-
der to "strike a blow at Ger- Warner Brothers Theaters Bin
March of Time Newsreel as
many."
Nazi Propaganda
NEW
YORK (WNS)-Wartr
Nazi Ban on Streicher Paper Due
Brother',
theaters have exclu d
to III Effects Abroad
LONDON. - (WNS) - The "Inside Nazi Germany, 1938," the
March
of
Time's
current newsreel,
indefinite suppression of the anti-
Semitic paper, Der Stuermer, by because "in the opinion of the
large
number
of
company offic-
the Nazi propaganda ministry is
attributable to the growing feel- ials who have seen it, it may be
interpreted
as
pro-Nazi
proPa-
ing in the highest Nazi circles
that the grosser forms of anti- grinds," it was announced by
Semitism are handicapping Ger- Harry M. Warner, president of
many . in the development of Warner Btothers Pictures, Incs i in
friendly relations with foreign na- explaining why his firm has ban-
tions, it is reported in the Lon- ned the picture, Mr. Warner said
don Daily Express and Daily Her- "I am informed that most of the
ald. The Express declares that portion of the film showing Nazi
Foreign Minister von Neurath activities within Germany was
protested to Hitler against Der made in the form of silent pic-
Stuermer's obscene and violent tures with the consent and neces-
anti-Jewish campaign and warn- sarily with the approval of Dr.
ed that it must be stopped in Ger- Goebbels, minister of propaganda
many's own interests. The same -as indeed must all motion Pic-
paper claims that General Goer- tures be that are made in Ger-
ing and Propaganda Minister many. .
Henry R. Luce, president of
Goebbels have also cautioned Hit-
ler to check the excuses of the Time, Inc. producers of the pic-
anti-Semitic extremists. The Daily ture, called Warner's statement
"ridiculous" and added that Wnr-
nor's attitude about sound in mo-
for the exercise of profes-
tion pictures is "amazing," coin-
sions and industries."
ing from "the man generally cred-
ited with introducing the talking
Many and serious have been picture. Evidently Mr. Washer
Rumania's violations of the spirit does not believe the movie 'in-
and letter of these obligations dustry capable of an honest pic-
since the signing of the Minorities torial treatment of any matter of
Treaty. In particular. Rumania importance."
has circumvented the obligation to
grant citizenship ipso facto to WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR.
Jews. But it was left to Carol.
DENS ON MONDAY •
and the unrepresentative govern-
Jackie Nichols, the swift-moving
ment he now supports in office, southern matman who is challeng-
brazenly to announce repudiation ing for the right to meet Bill
of the country's pledge of fair Weidner for the light-heavyweight
play to its defenseless minorities. title, will get the acid test in his
The false issue-the "invaders" bout at the Arena Gardens next
-now being raised by the king Monday. His opponent will be
and his henchmen is a transpar- the king mat ruffian of the divis-
ent subterfuge.
ion. "Bull" Corry,