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All Jewish News
All Jewish View:
WITHOUT BIAS
and
Vol.
3 of Great Britain's Dele-
gation Named; Sir John
Woodhead Chairman
PORT DEDICATED WITH
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
Paul Muni Extends Stay in
Palestine; Acts Part of
Zola at Benefit
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1938
XXXIX No. 41
PICK COMMISSION
TO STUDY STATUS
OF NATIONAL HOME
NEWSPAPER PRINTED( IN MICHIGAN
Mrs. Roosevelt Sees
As Many Fascists As
Communists in America
WASHINGTON, D. C. —
(WNS)—There are as many
Fascists as Communists in the
United States but neither are
yet a real menace, Mrs. Frank-
lin D, Roosevelt declared in her
question and answer page of
the March issue of the Demo-
cratic Digest. Answering the
question, "Is Communism mak-
ing the inroads into our na-
tional life that some claim it
is?" Mrs. Roosevelt replied: "I
can only speak from observa-
tion. It seems to me that the
number of Communists in this
country at the present time is
comparatively small. I feel that
Fascists are quite as much in
evidence. However, I have no
fear of either group as long as
our own form of government on
the whole meets the needs of
our people. People do not decide
to change their form of govern-
ment unless they are convinced
that under its auspices they
cannot obtain a life which is
worth living."
CATHOLIC AGENCY
BLAMES JEWS FOR
POLAND'S BOYCOTT,
"Pay As You Enter,"
Say Cemetery Rules
- .
The new inscription over
the gateway to the nether-
world, replacing Dahte's time
honored "All hope abandon."
will be "Pay as You Enter"
—that is if the quaint phras-
ing of an 1889 congregational
constitution is taken seriously.
The March issue of The
Synagogue, monthly publica-
tion of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, will
contain the following excerpt
from the regulations of an In-
diana Congregation:
"Section 3. The price of
admission for strangers, or
non-members, for the Privi-
lege of interment shall not be
less than fifteen ($15) dollars
nor more than fifty ($50) dol-
lars, according to the discre-
tion of the Board of Trustees,
but in the case of the death of
a co-religionist. under such
condition as circumstances may
require, they may grant free
burial to any poor Israelite if
necessary,"
Polish Press Bureau Quoted
as Ascribing Economic
Conditions
EMBASSY DISCREDITS
RETIRED DIPLOMAT
Site of George Washington's
Fort Will Become a
Nazi Camp
TELEPHONE
CADILLAC
1-0-4-0
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy. 10 Cents
LEAGUE MIGRATION Fred M. Butzel Accepts Chairmanship of
PARLEY HAS PLAN 1938 Allied Jewish Campaign; Will Name
FOR COLONIZATION
Austrian Jews Calmed; In-
ternational Loan Is Pro-
posed for Polish Jews
NEW HITLER OUTBURST
HEARD AGAINST JEWS
Pre-Campaign Co-Chairmen Next Week
Issues Statement Declaring That Jews in Countries of Freedom
Must Strain Every Nerve to Keep Misery and Degradation .
of Those in Totalitarian States at a Minimum
Nazis Claim Schopenhauer
Was Anti-Semite; Hun-
IRVING W. BLUMBERG AND JOSEPH H. EHRLICH SERVE
gary Foils Putsch
GENEVA (WNS) — Creation
of internationally sponsored and
financed plan of emigration, with
the help of private agencies, to re-
lieve the countries of emigration
from financial strain was urged by
the Polish delegation at the open-
ing session of an international
conference on immigration to and
settlement in Latin-America con-
vened here by the League of Na-
lions International Labor Office,
Government experts of eight
d,hH oy o:
raLiT tr "ia na t joanpsa , n P, ol n zec
AS CO-CHAIRMEN OF TRADE COUNCIL IN CAMPAIGN
NEW YORK (WNS) — The
LONDON. — (WNS-Palcor
anti-Jewish boycott in Poland "is
Agency)—The new British Com-
Pictorial Exhibit of Work of Overseas Agencies to Feature Annual
not really of a political or racial
mission that will go to Palestine
character" but "has been brought
to consider the technical imPli-
Federation Meeting on March 14; Joint Presentation to
about almost exclusively by eco-
mentation of the report and rec-
nomic conditions" resulting from
Give Account of Activities of Local Agencies
ommendations of the Royal Com-
the fact that "75 per cent of the
mission will be headed by Sir
commerce in Poland was found to
John Woodhead and will include
be in the hands of Jewish merch-
Sir Alison Russell and Alexander
ants and the liberal professions,
Percival Waterfield, it was an-
such as law and medicine were
nounced here by Colonial Secre-
dominated by Jews," it is declar-
tary W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore. The
ed by KAP, the Polish Catholic
appointment of a fourth member
Press Agency, according to a re-
is still under consideration for
port in the National Catholic
vakia, Switzerland, Yugoslavia and
the post of secretary to the com-
Welfare Conference News Serv-
Holland, and seven Latin-Ameri-
mission. The commission will
ice. The news service 'quotes
can republics—Argentina, Brazil,
start its work in England in the
KAP as saying that "out of Po-
Bolivia, Chile, Eduador, Venezuela
middle of March and will prob-
land's population of 34,000,000,
and Uruguay, are participating.
ably leave for Palestine a month
Jews represent close to 10 per National Leader to Address Reports that Poland would bring
Jewish Welfare Federation; 'Gus D. Newman,
later.
cent. A large fraction of the
the question of mass Jewish im- Clarence II. Enggass, president of the
Identified with the Indian Civil
"Miniature Convention" migration
3,000,000 Jews in Poland, says
before the conference president of the Detroit Service Group, and Sinton Shetzer, chairman of the SeMce
Service since 1904, including a Adviser to Secretary of Agri- KAP, arrived from other coun-
Here on Tuesday
were denied. The Polish delegation Group board of directors.
Period as magistrate and district
culture to Address Tem- tries in the World War.
pointed out that the present con-
judge in Bengal, Sir John Ack-
Mr. Wineman stated that Mr. Butzel will make public the names of the pre-cam-
ple Men's Club
"KAP stresses that the Catho-
The miniature convention to be ference deals only with agricul-
royd Woodhead has served as fi-
lic hierarchy and clergy in Po- held by the Detroit chapter of tural emigration and not emigra- paign co-chairmen.
nance member of the government
land have been most active in
of Bengal for the past five years.
George M. Stutz, chairman of the campaign organization committee, announced
On Tuesday, March 8, at 8:30 efforts to prevent anti-Semitic Hadassah, Tuesday, March 8, at tion of urban elements.
The International Labor Office
During a brief period in 1934 he o'clock, Dr. Mordecai Ezekiel, violence. Thanks to the firm the Book Cadillac Hotel, will
*that Irving W. Blumberg aad
was acting governor of Bengal. economic adviser to Secretary of stand of the clergy, the Chris- present as the principal speaker laid before the delegates a re-
Joseph If. Ehrlich will serve as
His entire career has been bound Agriculture Henry W. Wallace, tian population has entertained Mrs. Robert Szold of New York, port recommending the adoption
co-chairmen of the Trade Coun-
of the settlement methods em-
up with India in judicial and ad-
cil this year. In this capacity,
no idea of revenge or reprisal.
ployed by the Jewish Coloniza-
ministrative capacities. At vari- •
Mr. Blumberg and Mrs. Ehrlich
,.
says KAP, so that even though
tion Associaton. The report de-
ous periods he was special land
71.17. 1a!
camom
f
sdviivIlisiboen ionf caaerge
Semitism in this country is a
clared the ICA's methods are the
acquisition collector, secretary to
burning problem, there have not
best example for a country that
the commerce department of the
Trade Council develops, further
been the excesses or pogroms
wants to settle its national in
government of India and chair-
appointments will be made pub-
such as have occurred in several
other lands
man of the Calcutta Improvement
lic.
European countries, nor strife
Trust. He is 67 years old.
The executive committee of
such as has taken place between
Calmed
Austrian Jaws
Sir Alison Russell has occupied
Jews and Arabs in Palestine. The
the Trade Council will be head-
VIENNA (WNS) — The rising
a number of important judicial
situation has been aggravated,
ed
by Gus D. Newman and
tide of anti-Nazi sentiment in
posts in the BritiAh Empire, chief
says KAP, by the clannishness of
George M. Stutz. This commit-
Austria together with renewed as-
among which was that of attor-
the Jews who have confined them-
tee
-
has, as its responsibilty, the
surances to the Jewish popula-
ney general in Uganda and chief
selves to their ghettos and have
soliciting of selected prospects
tion by Chancellor Schuschnigg
justice of Tanganyika. More re-
been separated from the country
from
the general division lists.
I have served to calm Jewish fears,
cently he was legal adviser to
and civilization about them by
Associated with Mr. Newman and
Malta. After graduation from
az --leist—i- o- r---01* --VZ:„.._bring.
a wall of their own eus.s.e-
Mr.
Stutz
on this committee will
Cambridge and practise at tie- ,
Schuschnigg promised Dr. De - s4-
•••• 'V
be division chairmen, each of
ethics, so that their can be no
bar' in Le.s..1:.p. bir Alison was ay-
er
Friedman,
president
of
the
possibility of assimilation. KAP
whom heads a group of affiliated
:minted attorney general for
Zionist Organization and the Vi-
says Poland's economic situation
industries or professions. and the
Uganda in 1906, staying at that
enna
Jewish
Community,
that
the
is such that she cannot provide
teat7haloiitliss- aze of
Post till 1912. For two years of
•
government "without reservation"
adequate employment for her
givelt,voceJActnal Helielss -
that period he served as acting
would abide by the 1934 consti-
It is thus that
native populatio
chief secretary of Ugnada. He
utiOn which guarantees the
Mr. Butzel, in accepting the
the trans-
the populacrhas
equality
of
all
races
and
creeds.
chairmanship of the 1938 Allied
was -then' moved- t0 Cyprus so at-
fer of commerce and trade from
MRS. ROBERT SZOLD
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torney general for the period be-
Jewish Campaign, made the fol-
Jewish into Christian hands."
tween 1912 and 1924. After that
lowing statement:
chairman of liadassah's Palestine
he went to Tanganyika Tterritory
"At no time has the need
German E m bassy Seeks to Dis• committee.
DR. MORDECAI EZEKIEL
as chief justice, retiring from ac-
of ■
tins the Jews of Eu-
credit Meyer
Mrs. Szold, who is maxing her
tive service in 1929. He is 63
rope
been so apparent and
WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS) first Detroit visit, has served
years old. lie received his title will speak at Temple Beth El
compelling. There are a few
under
the
auspices
of
the
Men's
Iladassah
in
many
different
ways.
—Dr. Ernst Meyer's attack on
in 1928. Contributor to numerous
straw ■ in the wind which
legal publications, Sir Alison does Club on "The Next Great Depres- the Nazi regime came as no sur- A former national president and
might indicate that Europe is
some painting as a hobby. He is sion—Can It Be Avoided by prise to the German embassy, vice-president of Hadassah, in her Tidbits from Everywhere
coming to its senses in mat-
a famous cricket player, skater. Planned Economy." Dr. Ezekiel an official stated because he "be- present capacity as head of the
ters of peace and personal lib-
will
be
introduced
by
the
lion.
By PHINEAS J. BARON
yachtsman and all-around sports- George E. Bushnell. Justice of longs to the Jewish race, a fact Palestine committee, she determ-
erty. In the meantime, how-
which has not prevented him from ines the conduct of Hadassah's en-
man, having won medals and tro-
ever, the position of the Jews
the
Supreme
Court
of
Michigan.
swearing the oath of allegiance tire Palestinian program,
(Copyright, 19)5, S. A. 1'. S.)
phies in each of these fields.
in totalitarian states is precar-
Upon her graduation from Bryn
The third announced member The meeting is open to the pub- to Adolf Hitler. nor from work-
ious and those in countries of
lic.
Tickets
may
be
procured
at
ing for over four years for the Mawr, Mrs. Szold became active YOU SHOULD KNOW
of the commission, Alexander
freedom must strain every
Grinnell
Brbs.
or
Temple
Beth
National
Socialist
regime
in
the
in
social
work.
As
legislative
agent
The American Legion's mili-
Percival Waterfield. is now prin-
nerve to keep misery and deg-
cipal assistant secretary in the El or may be obtained at the door Washington embassy, work for for the National Consumer's tancy against Nazism in this
md•tion at • minimum.
on
the
night
of
the
lecture.
which
he
accepted
the
pay
of
the
League
in
Washington,
D.
C.,
she
treasury department of the Brit-
country is getting under the akin
"Thi• seems to be the time,
Dr. Ezekiel was born in Vir- National Socialist government." exerted her influence in obtaining of the Nazis. .. Enraged by the
ish government. Born 40 years
also, to put forth our maximum
ginia,
May
10,
1899,
of
Portu-
To
this
Dr.
Meyer
replied
by
an appropriation to make a cost opposition they have met from
ago, he obtained a classical edu-
effort
in Palestine to secure
cation at Oxford. lie began his guese-Jewish ancestors who came Pointing out that "my parents of living survey, which later was the Legion in organizing new
our gains and to build up a life
career in 1911 by entering the to Virginia in 1720. His sires were born Christians and never invaluable as a basis for minimum bund units, especially in up-state
which
certainly looks promis-
treasury department with which fought in the Revolutionary War belonged to the Jewish faith. wage legislation. She also became New York, the current issue of
ing, in spite of political fac-
and on the side of the Confed- There is some Jewish blood in interested in "sweat shop" condi- the Nazi weekly, Deutscher Week-
he has stayed ever since.
tors.
my paternal ancestry, but not tions which were under investiga- ruf and Beobachter, carries a
eracy in the Civil War.
"I have every reason to be-
front-page story, in English and
Tel Aviv Port Dedicated
Dr. Ezekiel majored in agron- enough to have disqualified me tion at that time.
lieve that in spite of the prey
from
government
service,
even
Mrs.
Szold
is
still
interested
in
TEL AVIV. — (WNS-Palcor omy at the University of Mary-
German, proclaiming "American
eat
lull in business, the Jews
•
Agency)—Despite lowering skies .land and studied abroad under a under the Nuremberg laws. I the Consumer's League, being a Democracy Menaced by the
of Detroit will 'strive to meet
and heavy rainfall the streets of Guggenheim Fellowship. From was born and brought up a Chris- member of the board of directors American Legion" .. . Incidental-
their
obligations and help their
this all-Jewish city were crowded childhood he is said to have had tian and in Germany I was a mem- of the New York League. She is ly, the response to the Nazi or-
co•religionists who Sr. not for-
with tens of thousands of jubilant an interest in statistics and farm- ber of the Lutheran Church. also on the Bryn Mawr Summer ganizing campaign has been very,
tunate
enough to live in coun-
Participants in the ceremonies ing. In 1930-31 he studied the in- There are many hundreds like School committee. She is widely very weak.
tries of opportunity and fiber-
The offices of the American
that marked the official launching fluence of governmental activi- me still in the German govern- known as an exceptional parlia-
Jewish Committee were burglar-
of passenger facilities at Tel ties on a nation's economic life ment service. They are loyally mentarian.
"'
A " conference of the officers of
Beginning with registration at ized last week . . . The AJC
Aviv port. Though the rainstorm in England, Germany, Russia. devoted to their country and in
many of the leading women's or-
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'TURN
TO
:.AST
PAGE)
doesn't know whether the marau-
10
a.
m.
the
day's
program
will
and the unusually rough seas
(PLEASE
ganizations
in the city will be
offer a variety of features until ders were looking for something
reached such proportions as to
held on Monday morning, March
3:30 p. xi, The registration com- besides cash and stamps, but only
cause the suspension of all work
FRED M. BUTZEL
7,
at
10:30
o'clock, at Hotel
mittee, headed by Mrs. I. D. Fried- that was taken.
at the port and to make it im-
Stotler, Room 1374.
How come the city fathers of
possible for the S. S. liar Zion
man, includes Mrs. Casper C. Cut-
At
this
meeting,
problems of
ler, Mrs. L. Ivan Frankel, Mrs. New Castle, Pa., let the city hall
to land the first passengers as
importance to the forthcoming
be used for a meeting of the Sil-
(PLEASE TURN TO LAST PAGE)
scheduled, there was no curtail-
Allied Jewish Campaign will be
ver Shirts?
ment of the ceremonies, which
discussed.
Those in the know claim that
were held indoors. Thousands of
"We encountered many diffi-
one of the reasons why Fritz
seats were arranged inside the
Children's Home
culties in tact year's campaign,"
Bund leader, sneaked off
warehouse that line the quayside.
stated Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich in
Meeting March 13 Kuhn,
to Germany so suddenly is that
and 12 amplifiers carried the
he gets plenty of mention in the Questionnaires Being Tabulated and Many Facts Per- a letter addressed to the officers
speeches delivered to the many Charles Edward Russell to Address Public Meeting;
of these organizations, "which we
thousands who could not •find
The annual meeting of the diary of a much-married lady who
taining to City of Detroit Elicited in Inquiry
hope to eliminate this year. We
Foundation Laid for Region of Michigan and
Jewish Children's Home will take is offering the record for publics-
Place inside. Among those pres-
need your advice and co-opera-
Conducted
by
Dr.
J.
J.
Golub
ent were the chief rabbis and
place Sunday, March 13. at 3 hon.
Ohio Zionist Districts
tion to make this possible."
Some of the executives of the
notables from all over the coun-
o'clock at the Home. Reports will
The officers of another group
be given by Herman Cohen. presi- Conde Nast publications may get
try.
"Many facts pertaining to the of women's organizations will be
The Jewish Welfare Federation
Five Zionist group discussion a biography which served to bring dent, and Louis Newmark, super- fired if an investigation shows
Chief Rabbi Isaac Herzog
to the fore the claim for recog-
City
of
Detroit
have
been
elicited.
lfrE
TUE
RD
NIT TO ORI P A AL IE
a
has
made
public
the
first
of
(P oL pE po
meetings
will
be
held
on
Wednes-
they were privy to the pub-
opened the proceedings with the
nition of the financier of the intendent. on the work of the that
traditional Shehechyanu blessing. day evening, March 16, Purim American Revolution.
home during 1937. All members lication of thoss anti-Jewish il- series of progress reports on the and it might be of some interest
Moshe Shertok, head of the noli- Eve., in the homes of five mem-
For years an outstanding lead- and friends of the Children's lustrations which cost Cecil Bea- current hospital survey. to the community to know them,
bers of the Zionist Organization
:PLEASE TURN TO PAGE I)
Home are urged to come to this ton his job.
The first statement, issued by and for that purpose it was
of Detroit, Lawrence W. Crohn. er in the Socialist Party. he was meeting.
New York's new telephone di- Clarence IL Enggass, president thought advisable to make some
president, announced this week. a candidate for governor of Nev"
rectory
has
been
purged
of
Hit-
time
of
of the Federation, follows:
York in 1910 and 1912; candi-
onclusion
These meetings will be held in date for mayor of New York in
reaching
any at conclusion
lers and Ilittlers• but there are
"Several organizations interest- wi thout
the facts
public
RABBI
FRAM
TO
SPEAK
Streichers,
four
Goerings
the home of Ralph Weisman, 1913; candidate for United States
still 12
ed in and engaged in health ac- as vet whether the City of De- I
ON "CZECHOSLOVAKIA" and three Goebbels.
Dr. Leo Orecklin, Abe Kasle,
tivities in Detroit are co-operat- troit is in need of more hospital
James I. Ellmann and Daniel Cul- Senator in 1914; was nominated
Lend an ear to the new pro- ing with the Jewish Welfare Fed- beds than the present number)
len. The general subject for dig- be a Party plebiscite for presi-
Australian Professor Finds
the
"Talent
in
Exile",
called
gram
"Czechoslovakia"
will
be
dent in 1916 but declined to be
oration in the hospital survey available.
cussion at these gatherings will a candidate.
subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's which is to be sponsored by the now under way. They include the
Idea of Race Penalize-
"The population of the City of
Hollywood
Anti-Nazi
League
over
serv-
be
"Arab-Jewish
Relations."
The
Eve
sermon
at
the
Sabbath
Council of Social Agencies, De- Detroit showed an increase of, 57
Responsibility to Their Peo- list of 500 members will be di- His published works number
lion Predominates
ices of Temple Beth El. Wood- KFWB on Thursday nights at 9 troit Hospital Council. Wayne per cent over its population in
outstanding
scholarly
discussions
ple Outlined at U. H .S. vided for the distribution of in-
M. Pacific time.
Medical Society, and the 1920, and in 1936 there was •
of economic and political ques- ward and Gladstone. Friday eve- p. When
County
Dr.
Ste
hen II. Roberts. Challis
Hollywood gets through United Jewish Hospital Commit- further increase of at least 5 per
Alumni Banquet
vitations to these meetings.
ning, March 11, at 8 o'clock. This
'
p
tions facing this country.
professor of modern history at
Russell to Speak
As head of the Pro-Palestine will be the fourth in the series with its film version of the tee consisting of 10 affiliated or- cent. While several informed per- the University of Sydney. Aus-
"Arabian Nights" it will have ranizations, namely: Mt. Sinai sons estimate today's population
4 The responsibility of the Jew-
Mr. Crohn also announced that Federation he has been respon- of Sabbath Eve lectures which
tralia, who has made a 16-month
ish youth to their people was Charles Edward Russell, founder sible for efforts on the part of Rabbi Fram has been delivering More than a slight anti-Fascist Hospital Association, H e b r e w of Detroit to be 1,770.000 per- study of conditions in Germany,
outlined at the 15th anniversary and president of the Pro-Pales- the United States Government to on the countries he visited last tinge.
Hospital Association, Detroit sons. forming 419,000 families. declares it to be his firm con-
WHO'S
WHO
banquet of the first graduating tine Federation of America, will secure the enforcement of the summer, and which are now' the
Jewish Physicians Committee, the survey is considering the esti-
The best tip-off on how good Maimonides Medical Society. mated population as being 1,648,- viction that the Jewish position
scenes of events upon which the
class of the United liebrew address a public meeting on Mandate in Palestine.
eves of all the world are focused. the new Who's Who in American North End Clinic Medical Staff, 000—the figure furnished by the in Germany is not only intoler-
Schools of Detroit on Sunday Tuesday evening, March 29. at
To Form • Region
Rabbi Fram made is a special Jewry is not is to be found in Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity, Detroit Department of Health for able but that "the traveler in
evening, Feb. 27, at the Phila- Temple Beth El. Prominent De- At a meeting of Zionist lead-
Germany is impressed by the
fact that lots of English-Jew- Phi Lambda Kappa Fraternity. the year 1936.
delphia-Byron Hall.
troit Christians are co-operating era from a number of commun point to visit every part of the
general consensus of opinion that
Czechoslovakia
from Prague to ish weeklies have had to carry Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity,
Attended by approximately 250 in arrangements for this meeting. ities in Michigan and Ohio. held
"One
of
the
most
striking
fea-
such persecution is a good thing."
announcements disclaiming re-
members of the Alumni Associa-
Mr. Russell. eminent journal- Sunday in Toledo. the foundation Mucacevo to interview the leaders
Aesculapian Pharmaceutical As- tures of the composition of the Frofessor itoberts. in a thorough
tion. this gathering was an unique ist and author, is a brilliant was laid for a Zionist region of of the various Jewish communi- sponsibility for the selection of sociation, and representatives of City of Detroit is that the aver- analysis of his findings, states:
appearing
event that was marked by evi- speaker and a prominent leader communities in eastern Michelin ties and to converse with people names from their city publisher'
Jewish press and radio.
age age of its Population is the "I met nobody in Germany who
dence that the young people are in the Christian movement for and northern Ohio. Rabbi Leon of all the varied nationalities in the book . . . The
"Dr. J. J. Goluo of New York, youngest of any of the 10 largest
Prepared to take their rightful the defense of the Jewish position Feuer presided at the conference. which compose that country. in- broke down the names in the book no fed hospital administrator and cities in the United States. Thus. adopted who
an apologetic
attitude—
saw anything
wrong
And
sent
out
stories
to
all
the
Places of leadership in the Jew- in Palestine. lie was born in Lawrence W. Crohn was chosen eluding the Sudeten Germans.
papers in the various ci- director of the survey. prepared it is found that 75.8 per cent of in the attack on individuals ir-
ish community. In addition to Davenport, Ia., Sept. 25, 1860, chairman of the Provisional or- While in Prague he worshiped at Jewish
a
series
of
questionnaires
which
all
the
people
of
Detroit
are
un-
personal
respective
of
their
ties,
and
the
papers
printed
them.
the members of the Alumni As-
years was promi- ganizations committee which is the synagogue made famous by Then the fun began. with lots of were sent to 65 hospitals, 386 der 40 years of age as against worth. Everybody accepted the
for many
sociation—among them boys and and
neatly engaged in Journalism. He to report bark to the regional the legend of the Golem.
There has been an average at- Prominent Jews finding themselves Physicians. 14 rabbis, 23 social 71.2 per cent for New York, Idea of race penalization as
girls of 14 and 15 who had grad- served as city editor of the New meeting to be held within 60
tendance of over a thousand nen- omitted and taking it out—un- agencies, and a large number of 70.8 per cent for Chicago: 69 per such."
uated during the past two years— York World from 1894 to 1897; days.
school teachers. social wc.. •-es, cent for Philadelphia; 63.9 per
In his dispassionate study of
the papers.
the banquet was attended by • was managing editor of the New
The following Detroiters at- rile at each of the Sabbath Eve juetl—on
Finest piece of good-willing architects, engineers, attorneys, cent for Los Angeles; 71.8 per conditiens, Dr. Roberts analyses
number of older leaders in the York American, 1897 to 1899 tended the Sunday meeting in services devoted to this series of
and
contributors
to
the
Jewish
cent
for
Cleveland;
67.1
ner
cent
the
Hitletian attacks on the Jew-
seen in many • day is be-
community and members of the Publisher of the Chicago Ameri Toledo: Mr. Crohn, Mrs. Albert sermons. In subsequent sermons we've
done in "Father Malachy's Welfare Federation. The clues- for St- Louis; 69.2 per cent for ish people and concludes his
board of directors of the schools. can, 1900 to 1902; contributor Feldstein. Morris Jacobs. Mrs. at dates to be announced later. ing
now
being
returned.
Baltimore;
07.3
per
cent
for
Bol-
tionaires
are
(PLR .= TURN -rn •Ana
Miracle," in which that veteran
•
Miss Jean- Rabbi Fram will speak on "Hun-
The evening was also utilized
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important magazine'. He isl Ralph Davidson and
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gary" and "Poland."
by the graduates as an occasion to
the author of "Haym Salomon." ette Steinberg.
EZEKIEL TO SPEAK
HERE ON TUESDAY
HADASSAH TO HEAR
MRS. ROBERT SZOLD
Fred M. Butzel has accepted the chairmanship of the 1938
Allied Jewish Campaign, Henry Wineman, chairman of the De-
troit Service Group campaign planning committee, announced this
week.
The selection of campaign officers was made by Mr. Wine;
man and his campaign planning committee in consultation with
Accepts Chairmanship of
1938 Allied Jewish Drive
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it
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Confidential
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