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VOL. XL NO. 4
MANY INJURED IN Christian Ministers Help Circulate BANKHEAD NAMES
OBSERVE' CONGRESS United Agency in Defense of Jewish Rights
TWO ANTI-JEWISH Rabbi Fram's "Inside Germany" SEVEN TO PROBE
DAY THIS SUNDAY Proposed to Four National Organizations at
NAZI PROPAGANDA
TO ENROLL VOTERS
A Conference of Accredited Representatives POLISH OUTBREAKS
Committees l llsg Formed to Distribute Pamphlet in the
Hundreds of Thousands; 10,000 Copies Already
Being Read Throughout U. S.
Roosevelt Signs Bill Requir-
Panic Grips German Jewry
Volunteers to Encourage Congress Elections Not Affected But Referendum May Be Called Off If Proposal fa
ing Foreign Propagan-
as Hundreds Are Arrested
Casting of Ballots
In
Use
by
Teachers,
Ministers
Meeting
Was
An
Outgrowth
of
Invitation
from
Recognized as one of the most
Ratified by June 20;
dists to Register
in Mass Round-Ups
Superintendents
of
Public
June 25, 26, 27
Pittsburgh Jewish Community
effective pieces of literature writ-
school systems have offered to
PITTSBURGH (WNS)—Crea- ish Congress: Louis Lipsky, Prof.
LIST POLLING PLACES
THROUGHOUT DETROIT tion of a single body which would Jerome Michael, Sigmund David,
11—The pentootsol . are ouloJect to 5P -
; t1leof four organitatiorie un or
s;a: ,I , L
in
ten in the past year in opposition Present copies to all their teach- BUND ASKS DICKSTEIN
WRECK SYNAGOGUES,
JEWISH CEMETERIES to the Nazi movement, Rabbi ers. The executive secretaries of TO NEW CAMP OPENING
Leon Fram's printed sermon "In- great Christian denominations in
10--NothIng In the reoolut ion in to tr ,
David Wertheim, Leon Gellman
side Germany," America are at work distributing Quakers to Establish Camp
coordinate all activities of the
ed a. Indicating upprui al or Czechs Elect a Jew Rather
and Louis Segal; American Jew- Interpret
or participation by the American Jew-
has the distinc- it to every pastor of the church.
for Refugees Along
the Riad With and I hr
Eight Candidates Are to Be American Jewish Congress, Amer- ish Committee: Lewish Strauss.
Than Vote for Nazi
ttttt
tion of receiv At this rate, one of the circulators
the election
ican Jewish Committee, Bnai James N. Rosenberg, Morris D. Jest 1.5 labor Committee In 0:11141:17
Hudson River
Elected from Nominees
.;
Candidate
..
of the brochure said, Rabbi
to c.
11r ,
inc
c
ountey-
Brith and Jewish Labor Commit- Waldman, Sidney Wallach and
on Ballot
w i el e circula- Fram's sermon will soon rival in
tee relating specifically to safe- Leon Falk; Bnai Brith: Henry
WASHINGTON,
D. C. —
WARSAW.— (WNS)—A
tion, and it con- circulation the famous "Acres of
guarding the equal rights of Jews Monsky, Louis Fabricant, Mau-
(WNS) — Representative Samuel
The full text of the resolution sudden flare-up of anti-Jewish
tinues to be in Diamonds" lecture which is known
Dickstein, the most outspoken ad-
With approximately 55,000 reg- was proposed to the four organi- rice Bisgyer, Benjamin Samuels, reads:
disorders in Przemysl and Tama-
de nt and by as the most widely heard and
vocate of a Congressional probe of
istration certificates in circulation zations involved in a resolution Sigmund Livingston and Richard
°We, repreoental is esof the Arne**. Pol. Polish Galicia, brought in-
Christians a s widely read lecture ever preached.
un-American propaganda, w a s
here, the officers of the elections adopted at a joint meeting of Gutstadt; Jewish Labor Commit- Jetsigh Cootgreoo, the Amerlean Jealoh juries to some three score Jews
The
lecture
"Inside
Germany,
Committee, the Bold Britt and the
well as Jews.
passed over by Speaker Bank-
their
accredited
national
repro-
board of the Detroit chapter of
tee: A. I. Minkoff, I. Goldberg Jr. igh labor C tttt writer, rthOtered to- and caused considerable property
Originally de- the Story of the Conflict Between head in naming the seven-man
the American Jewish Congress this sentatives held here on June 13. and Joseph Baskin. The Pitts- gether la 1111. Thirteenth damage. Some of the 12 Jewish
Hitler and the Christian Church,"
day of June, DOR upon the Ito dollar(
committee
authorized to investi-
livered as a was originally delivered at Tem-
week expressed the belief that at If the four groups ratify the pro- burgh group consisted of Jerome of Pit 1041(.11 Jewry, end/awed by the casualties in Przemysl were so
least 20,000 people will cast their posal on or before June 20, then Edlis, Louis Yale Borkon, Samuel Jewry ofmum' other Amen( an ,
!sermon at Tern- ple Beth El on the occasion of gate un-American activities and
prom, . to thew organization* liten* badly injured as to require hos-
foreign
propaganda.
Bankhead ap-
ballots at the elections on June the referendum of the American L. Fuss, Walter Burke, Irwin D. mer eourdlnation of flume tali title. pitalization. Army officers Pre-
nle Beth El, Brotherhood Sabbath on Friday pointed Martin Dies of Texas, au-
Rabbi Fram
25, 26 and 27. Every Jew, 18 Jewish Congress, which has pre- Wolf, William B. Klee, Jr., Leon of the American Jewish Congress, the
Rabbi Fram night, Feb. 18. Members of the thor of the empowering resolution,
American Jewish Committee, the Baal vented the outbreak from being
years of age and over, is eligible cipitated a nationwide debate in Falk, Jr., Charles Dreifus, Harry With and the Jew lull Lothor Committee more serious. It started with an was persuaded to have the text congregation were invited to
chairman, and the following other
to vote for candidates to repre- Jewish circles, will be called off. Applestein, Edgar J. Kaufman, 015101i relate niter ideally to safeguard- altercation at a mineral water printed under the title "Inside bring their non-Jewish friends.
log theequal right. of Jew. thnsugil
members: Arthur Dealey of Mas-
sent Detroit on the democratically. The agreement as drafted by the Frank R. S. Kaplan, M. Leon the creation of • single tardy In yohleh stand owned by a Jew, Emanuel Germany: the Story of the Con- Brotherhood Sabbath was desig-
sachusetts, John J. Dempsey of
chosen American Jewish Congress. joint committee provides. how- Tolochko, A. L. Wolf, Samuel each of those rem/oils e organization. Mandel. Nearby thousands of flict Between Hitler and the Chris- nated as such by the National
New Mexico and Joe Starnes of
rellreilentlit W.* b. ,
wahas e crawl
ever, that the American Jewish Krimsley, Louis Caplan, Leo Leh- sh ithout
affecting the aut ttttt 1111 yof any Poles were attending a meet of tian Church." The first edition of Conference of Jews and Chris- Alabama, Democrats; J. Parnell
In order to stimulate action in
Congress elections, scheduled to man, Henry Ellenbogen and Mor- of these organization. and ezcludind the Polish Shooting Clubs Union.
behalf of the Congress elections,
10,000 copies has already been tians. The Temple was crowded. Thomas, New Jersey, Harold G.
the
comiderat
1011
Of
lloeot
to*
°iv
held
June
25,
26
and
27,
is
to
ris Neaman.
Trouble began when someone distributed and from comments Every one of the 1,750 seats of Mosier of Ohio and Noah H. Ma-
this Sunday June 19, will be ob- be
hog nichil, national or religious Phil
be held, while the Bnai Brith, the
The resolution contains the fol- t i lt . I . e nr..
t
.
served as special Congress Day
tol l said that the visitors had not paid upon it. it is being read through- the main auditorium of Temple son of Illinois, Republicans. Dick-
laaeel
American Jewish Committee and lowing points:
occupied.
in Detroit, and the Jews of this
corneae
it
•
mentberohip
by
the
addition
stein declined to answer inquiries
1—Immediate co-ordination of I home of repreoental I et of other American for drinks at Mandel's stand. Im- out the country. Those who have Beth El was
the Jewish Labor Committee, atilt
It occurred to Rabbi Fram that as to the reason he was not named
mediately Mandel's booth was at- received it have been as impressed
It leo of the four organioution•
community will be called upon by
rou at • hich shako properly
which are opposed to both the dealing opecilleally with the rmfegurtrd- Je.11.11
the
most
important
message
tacked
and
set
afire
by
a
mob
in-
volunteers to register for the elec-
with it that committees are now
to the committee but offered to
Up inch. ed n ouch hods, upon so e sf
referendum and the elections, are inc of equal right. of Jr.. through the ?lie
- Nil the (Or Midi afar` vote on these
furiated by the unfounded rumor being organized in various Ameri- which he could deliver. to Jews turn over to the committee his vol-
tions and to vote on either of the
erelition of u single INA, •
her...tier de•
free to continue their refusal to
t—Ftmall repreoeulot Ion for each of tom orgasthationo
to- uminous fibs on un-American ac-,
three assigned days.
leonine) of the represent at 11 es of the that Jews were beating and shoot- can cities to finance the distribu- and Christians worshipping
Ile
organises
Rao.
approve or participate.
four orelinieal
(TURN TO EDITORIAL PAGE)
ing club members. The trouble in tion of hundreds of copies.
tivitles. No appropriation has
3—The aut °tunny of 11117 or Ise or- afore rationed
The Jewish Community Center
The meeting was an outgrowth ronleut iono Is ad affected.
. 1% e recommend that I he llecluiOn 0
Tarnopol began with an alterca
been voted the committee.
Oil) tootle u Wall I he %rope Of I here pro
will be available for volunteers all of an invitation extended to
al Int o wing racial, na- poralo by a two-i hirdo sole of the en
4—rth
oral ho
tion
between
a
Pole
and
a
Jew
A measure described by the
day Sunday, and Mrs. Shmarya leaders of the four organizations tional or tvlItthmo Phil...Phil-. are ev - tire body (Mall be binding upon all co.
chided f root the body'. Jurisdiction,
in
which
the
former
was
stabbed.
White House as of "far-reaching
Former
Fascist
Club
gnmp.
of
he
prolmoed
turd)
Kleinman and Levy M. Becker by the Pittsburgh Jewish com-
IS — After Ilig orelielblithol he proimieed Ise further recommeal
lint, pool
In the ensuing disorders that
Becomes Synagogue importance" In curbing props-
will be in charge and will give in- munity, headed by Edgar J. Kauf- body IN In enlarge Ito membership by Inc
reatronable otamOonItY to ej
the addition of reld'o. 01 all et( of other feet the creation
lasted two days many Jews were
,ganda in the United States be-
body.
structions to the workers.
man, to help bring about unity American Jewbrh
refenaaltim he held I d)
Id ago of the In
came the law of the land when
injured. The Sight occurred dur-
0—Adminolon of each Kermit. to So. Ihr
Under the direction of the of action among the many Jew-
Imo!, ed. Three pr01 10.1
MANCHESTER, England
tote of lisemiztho, or olleh ot her oar organiention•
President Roosevelt affixed his sig-
ing
a
football
game
between
a
women's division, headed by Mrs. ish organizations in the field. The a* later he determined, Of the eel,- are es Wert to adoption by nil of th
(WNS)—British Fascists who
nature to a bill which requires all
organization* u(are named it 00 Jewish and a Polish team.
four
orgulliritliollo.
the
four
at
hen
or
Shmsrya Kleinman, a special Pittsburgh leaders prevailed upon reoent
before June cal In, IOU, Not hing herein
Man- employes of agencies engaged in
have
been
absent
from
.—Deeluion Of ally Isulle alt tan the
women's day was observed on representatives of 28 Jewish com- moan t he propoordo io to be ry
contained 1.11011 Ike On, In net an I hu
Rabbi Meyer Berlin to Ad- chester for some time have a disseminating propagand in this
either
the
Iltati
BAIR
the
Amerhati
a
German
Mass
Round•Ups
Thursday. A rally of youth work- munities throughout the country la tr-I hi rdo 01 e of he entir`
3
Jet( ish Committer or he
t
Jest lo h 1.11,r
dress Rally at the
shock in store for them when
country for foreign political par-
he binding trim" all c onstituent
onillill lee Kill/foie llf. Or " Pith. i n .
BERLIN. — (WNS) — Fear
ers was held at the Jewish Com- to urge the leaders of the na- oltall
they arrive because the build-
group,
ties or organizations to register
Shaarey Zedek
4—editing a re...marble opporl unit Y I he lin pendiag election of delegate. to of panic-like proportions gripped
munity Center on Monday eve- tional Jewish organizations to ac-
„...1.
2
attend
the
fortheonang
rend.?
ing that was until recently the
with the Secretary of State. The
to Wert ction of pooch • 1 ■ 011Y. lio of t lie Amerl rail Jr,.
Congm•
I
German Jewry when it became
ning.
cept the invitation. Attending ilium `lent
In to be held b y an) Of the
bill, which was recommended by
local
headquarters
of
the
Fas-
vat ember neck'
ed.
Harry Seligson presided at the the meeting were: American Jew- four IirgUllizoitiollu
known that the,secret police had
Detroit Jewry will hear a first
the McCormack Committee in 1935
cists has been acquired by the
rounded up an undetermined hand report of present-day politi-
youth rally and addresses were
after its investigation of un-
Manchester Jewish community,
number of Jews in a series of cal, economic and spiritual con-
delivered by Mre. Kleinman and
American activities, was passed in
which has converted it into a
mass arrests throughout Berlin. ditions in Eretz Israel on Monday
Mr. Becker.
the House and Senate unani-
synagogue. The Fascists had
Raskob-Aaronson
The Candidates
The number taken in custody is evening, June 20, at 8:30. when
mouly.
to give up the building because
Romance
on
Rocks
estimated at anywhere from 300 Rabbi Meyer.Berlin, president of
The list of candidates from
•
of financial difficulties.
to 2,500. No reason has been the Mizrachi World Organization
which Detroit Jewry will be asked
Immigration Quotas Remain
given for the arrests which were
to select eight to represent this
RENO (WNS)—One of Amer-
PARIS. — (WNS) — Existing
made quietly and not reported in
community on the American Jew-
Ira's best known "Abie's Irish
American immigration quotas and
ish Congress will be listed on the
Delegates Chosen to Forth the press. The round-up was car-
Rose" romances went on the
regulations will not be changed in
ried out with the same efficiency
FIRMLY connection with the first meeting
ballot alphabetically. as follows: Dr. Franklin One of Group
rocks when the eight-year mar-
coming Convention to)
tint [narked the arrest of thou-
Opposed to Popular
Gershon Ashkenazi, Mandell
4iwe. inWrifovern mental-. refuleart
riage of Minerva Aaronson, for-
Be Held Here--
sand of Jews in Vienna three
yntohf atLiz-
Bernstein, . Mrs, Max_ Dushkin,
-•
mer New' Haven Jewish typist,
Referendum
weeks ago. Similar raids are said
aain, d c;,72,eCrxettamro
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, James I.
Labor
and John J. Raskob, Jr., heir
to
have
taken
place
in
other
Ger-
Frances
Perkins,
who
is on a visit
Lawrence
W.
Crohn
was
re-
Ellmann, Henry Fenster, Mrs.
to the fortune of John J. Ras-
Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Temple
here, declared. Six immigration of-
Rose Ferar, Rabbi Moses Fischer,
elected president of the Zionist man cities. One report stated that
kob, multimillionaire automobile
MacDonald Reiterates Faith ficials attached to American-con-
Rabbi Leon Frani, Rabbi Eric Beth El is one of 36 Reform rab-
Organization of Detroit for a the arrests were part of a new
magnate, ended in a separation.
in Plan; League Commis- sulates In Europe have been placed
Friedland, Osher Goldberg, Jos- bis who have signed a statement
second term at the annual meet- plan to force Jews to speed up
Raskob is a Catholic. The cou-
at the disposal of Myron C. Tay-
eph Haggai, Mrs. Jacob Harvith, condemning the referendum of
ing of the organization held on emigration. In confirmation of this
ple met while young Raskob was
sion (Given Assurance
explanation
observers
pointed
to
lor, American representative on
Dr. A. M. Hershman. William the American Jewish Congress
Monday
evening
at
Hotel
Statler.
a student at Yale. Mts. Ras-
the fact that many of those ar-
the committee, she said, Meanwhile,
Hordes, Bernard Isaacs, Leon "as Americans and as Jews."
kob is 27 and her husband is
G E N E V A.— (WNS-Palcor
rested
in
Vienna
had
been
releas-
Kay, Mrs. Shmarva Kleinman,
31. They have one son. The
Agency)—Nothing has happened Senator Henri Berenger, former
The rabbis who have signed this
ed anon a written promise to
Aaron Kurland, Benjamin - M. statement are: Samuel Shulman,
parents of the couple both ap-
to change the view of the British ambassador to the United States,
leave Austria and never return.
Laikin, Mrs. Maurice Landau. A. New York, chairman: Louis Bin-
proved the match despite the
Government that partition is the was named France's representative
!PLEASE TURN TO FACIE
C. Lappin, Sol Lifsitz, Isaac Ro-
best and most hopeful solution for on the committee.'
differences of religion. The wed-
OPPOSITE EDITORALI
stock, Chicago, Ill.; Joseph Blatt,
senthal, Maurice Scheyer, David Oklahoma City, Okla.; Henry Co-
Palestine, Sir John Shuckburgh ,
ding was performed in a Catho-
Sheraga, Simon Shetzer, Philip
Deputy Undersecretary of State Bond Invites Dickstein to GOYA-
lic church.
hen, Galveston. Texas; Edward
ina of New Camp
Slomovitz, Rabbi Joshua S. Sper- N. Calisch, Richmond, Va.; Fred
(PLEASE TURN TO PAO!
MILWAUKEE. — (WNS) —
OPPOSITE EUITORIALI
ka, Abraham Srere, Rabbi Isaac
erick A. Doppelt, Elmira, N. Y.;
A tongue-in-cheek Invitation to
Stoliman, Rabbi Max J. Wohlgel- Julian Feibelman, New Orleans,
Representative Samuel Dickstein
ernter, Maurice H. Zackheim.
SERVICES CONTINUE
La.: Morris M. Feuerlicht, Indian-
to attend the opening of a new
The Polling Places
apolis, Ind.; William H. Fine-
AT
TEMPLE
BETH
EL
Nazi camp here was made public
Every voter will be required ahriber, Philadelphia. Pa.; Solo-
by George Froboese. mid-West
THROUGHOUT
SUMMER
RABBI
MEYER
BERLIN
to present his registration certifi- mon Foster, Newark, N. J.; Leo
leader of the German-American
Head of Detroit Polish Fed-
cate before he or she is permitted
Detroit. Mich.;
Franklin,
M.
Bund. The invitation read: "Bring
will address a mass meeting at
to vote. Every registered voter Samuel H. Goldenson, New York;
Sabbath morning services will
eration Replies to
Tidbits from Everywhere
Congregation S h a a r e v Zedek. continue uninterruptedly through- your friends. Goose-stepping a
will be able to vote at either one
Ehrlich's Article '
Samuel M. Gup, Columbus, Ohio;
special attraction. Goose pimples
There
will
be
no
admission
charge.
of the following polling places:
out the season at Temple Beth El.
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
Samuel Hirshberg. Milwaukee,
Rabbi Berlin has been active in These services are held in the we will leave to others. Don't be
Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Wis.; Samuel Koch, Seattle,
J. Kahan, president of the
Zionism for a lifetime and is Brown Memorial Chapel, begin- afraid of the few friends of Mayor
Chicago and Lawton; Jewish
(Copyright, MS. I A. F. S.)
Wash.; Isaac Landman, Brooklyn,
Hague In 'Milwaukee. Free speech
Detroit branch of the Federa-
closely identified with the work of ning at 10 o clock.
Community Center, Woodward
Y.;
Morris
S.
Lazaron,
Balti-
for all In taverns assured by your
tion
of
Polish
Jews
in
America,
N.
the Zionist Executive in London
Members of the Temple are ask-
and Holbrook; Congregation Bnai
more, Md.; Emil Leipsiger, New THE ZIONIST ZOA-NE
namesake, Samuel Seref of Karl
this week submitted to The De-
and
Jerusalem.
lie
is
one
of
the
ed to address all communications
Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence;
Orleans, La.; David Marx, Atlan-
Here we are only two weeks be-
troit Jewish Chronicle a state-
leading spirits of the new Yishub bearing. upon Temple matters to Marx's town." Seref is a member
Congregation Bnai David. Elm-
of
the city council who'has intro-
ta, Ga.; Julian Morgenstern, presi- fore the Zionist convention, and the
ment replying to the article by
in the Jewish National Home and the executive secretary, Charles
huro and 14th Sts.; United He-
dent, Hebrew Union College, Cm- only official successor to Dr. Steph-
Joseph H. Ehrlich which .p-
editor of a Hebrew daily newspa- Prince. Mr. Prince is in his office duced a resolution to prohibit se-
brew Schools, Philadelphia and
cret
meetings of Nazi groups in
cinnati; Morris Newfield. Birming- en S. Wise as president of the Z.
peared in our columns on April
per in Tel Aviv. Rabbi Berlin at the Temple each day. Appoint-
Byron Ayes.; Hebrew school at
taverns.
ham, Ala.; David Philipsin, Cin- 0. A. who has announced his can-
8, and renewing the appeal for
last month arrived in America ments may be made by calling
15705 Parkaide Ave.; Hebrew cinnati, 0.; Joseph Rauch, Louis- didacy is Dr. Israel Goldstein, ener-
an additional relief fund to be
for a brief visit and is returning Madison 8530.
school at 4000 Tuxedo; Hadassah
Camp for Refugees
ville, Ky.; Irving E. Reichert, San getic Jewish National Fund presi-
raised through the American
to Palestine shortly.
office, 13331 Linwood Ave.; Con-
PHILADELPHIA, — (WNS)-
Francisco, Calif; Victor E. Reich- dent ... Other willing candidates
Committee Appeal for the Jews
gregation Ahavath Achim, West-
Descendant of a famous rab- PISGAH WILL ELECT
The first refugee camp in this
ert, Cincinnati, 0.; Max Reichler , are not lacking however . . . Dr.
in
Poland.
Mr.
Kahan
explains
LAWRENCE W. CROHN
minster And Delmar; the office of
binical family, Rabbi Berlin is a
Brooklyn. N. Y.; Williamb Ito- Solomon Goldman, Chicago rabbi
that the delay in answering the
OFFICERS ON MONDAY country for exiled Germans and
the Detioit chapter of the Ameri-
outstanding leader of orthodox
Austrians is to be established at
senau, Baltimore, Md.; William and author, also is inclined to "lis- Other officers were elected as fol-
article is due to a desire of the
can JeWish Congress. 1044 re- F. Rosenblum, New York; Jacob ten to reason" Rabbi Abbe MI-
Hebrew scholar of note and an
West Park, N. Y., across the Hud-
lows:
Detroit Federation of Polish
At the next meeting of Pisgah
Jewry.
Having
lived
in
America
nobscA Bldg.
son
River from President Roose-
Shankman,' New Rochelle, N. Y.; MI Silver hasn't said a word, but
Jews not to interfere with the
Abraham Cooper. first vice-
The hours during which the Abram Simon, Washington, D. C.; is at all times considered a strong
for many years, he has built the Lodge to be held on June 20, at velt's Hyde Park estate, according
Allied Jewish Campaign which
Polling places will be open are: George Solomon, Savannah. Ga.; candidate . . Louis Lipsky, dean President; Dr. David H. Fauman,
Mizrachi movement in this coun- the Maccabees Bldg., the annual to an announcement here by the
was about to be launched when
election of officers will take place. American F r i ends (Quakers)
Saturday evening, June 25. 9 Nathan Stern, New York; Sidney of Zionism in this country, is be- second vice-president; J udge
try. He has also been one of the
Mr. Ehrlich's article appeared.
The annual installation of officers
Charles Rubiner, third vice-presi-
to 11 o'clock.
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE
S. Tedesche, Brooklyn, N. Y.; lieved to be willing to make the de- nt; Dr. Bernard Friedlaender, Mr. Kahan's statement fellows, early Hebraists in the United will take place on June ,27.
OPPOSITE ILDITORIALl
Sunday, June 26. 10 a. m. to Jonah B. Wise, New York; Louis sacrifice if the offer come in the
States and for a number of years
secretary;
Louis
Robinson,
treas-
6 p. in
Wolsey, Philadelphia, Pa.; Hyman right way . . . But we have a urer; Mrs. Albert Feldstein, exec- Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle, edited the "Haibri," weekly maga-
Monday, June 27. 2 to 10 p. m. .L.Schachtel, secretary. sneaking suspicion that after all is
nine which was published In Ber-
Detroit, Michigan.
utivesliecretary,
Rye -- stions ca. ,"-.7se
, es and New
q
be a suss
The Whim
acid am. -)ite thew
. :.1 1! reeen: :age of
The
follOwing
were
elected
to
Detroit Jews of 18 and over
The statement issued by this animous clamor for Dr. Wise to
Rabbi Berlin Is" known as one
able magazine, Mr. Joseph
serve on the executive board: Dr.
who have not yet registered may committee of 36 Reform rabbis stay et the helm. •
of
the
leading
Zionist
orators
Ehrlich, treasurer of the first
Harry E. Auguat, Maurice Arons-
stilt do so either at, the Congress
► 0
extm*-- iconducted in 1-w4oit throughout the world.
He, kV"
, - - ' ''ss•
• --2.
eon, ?Amy s)ecker, Harry Co-
office. 1044 Penobscot Diaz, or f° •1/191:e" •oderolgned nese! , itseseostke
for aid (3 Polish Jewry through travelled far and wide in the in- Three-Day Sessions to Be Participates; in by Youth and
lath one particular oegtsolot - PROGRESSIVES ARE
s
through representatives •of the
hen,. Daniel Cullen, Joseph 11.
terests
of
the
cause
and
has
also
the
American
Committee
Appeal
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PROGRESSIVE
Ehrlich, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich,
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Community
Leaders;
Varied
Program
of
miiit
Ralph N. Immell, executive di- Jamts I. Ellmann, Rabbi Leon for the Jews in Poland, published played a leading role at Zionist
Educational Discussions Planned
a statement about the work of Congresses as head of the Miz-
rector of the new La Follette party,
Fram, Rabbi Eric Friedland, Fred
tne Joint Distribution Committee. rachi faction.
National Progressive of America,
Ginsburg, Dr. A. M. Hershman,
Representatives of all syna-
denies cafegorically that he eve
Bernard Isaacs, William B. Isen- In that statement, Mr. Ehrlich ex Club leaders of the Jewish Com- on the beach supervised by Joseph
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plained that $5,000 of the fund
made the crack about there being
munity Center will convene at the Camiener.
berg, Morris N. Jacobs, Meyer
.
"too many Jews on the Wisconsin
to be raised in the Allied Jewish
On Sunday morning at 10 a. m.
B. Katz, Abe Kasle, Joseph Kirsch-
fourth annual Club Leaders' In-
Campaign will be given to the
campus" . . . In a letter to our
the third session will be held the
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK sti u e
mann, Leon Kay, Dr. Sol Q. Kes-
boss Immell says "my Jewish sec-
J. D. C. to be earmarked specifi-
ler, Mrs. Maurice Landau. Charles
GRADUATION
TUESDAY
t t the week-end of June 24, speaker at this session will be
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rettimwho has been with me for
catty as Detroit Jewry's contrIbu-
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MIZRACHI LEADER
TO SPEAK MONDAY
CROHN RE-ELECTED
ZIONIST PRESIDENT,
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CONDEMN CONGRESS
BRITAIN
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BEHIND PARTITION
URGE INDEPENDENT
POLISH AID FUND
Strictly
Confidential
Annual Institute of Cenyr CIO
Leaders at Council Camp June 24.26
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE CHEERS
EFFORTS OF MT. SINAI HOSPITAL
AccilEliTIQUITIRINGTAST YEAR
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and to Encourage Work in Behalf of
Jewish Hospital in Detroit
Close to a thousand friends oft
the Jewish hospital movement in
Detroit gave thunderous applause
to the speakers. and to the let-
tern and telegrams of felicitation,
which featured the first anniver-
sary meeting of the Mount Sinai
Hospital Association held in the
Brown Memorial Chapel of Tem-
ple Beth El, last Wednesday eve-
ning.
Encouragement of the move-
ment came from state and local
executives and from noted civic
leaders; on every hand the wom-
en of the Association were laud-
ed for their efforts on behalf of
the hospital movement, and prom-
ises of continued support were
likewise generously forthcoming.
Both the stage and the refresh-
ment table on the floor below were
loaded with floral tributes sent to
express the esteem not only of
Detroit's leading florists and
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other businessmen, but of many
private individuals as well.
The back-drop of the stage had
been &ranged to represent a single
tall, flaming candle in token of
the organization's first anniver-
sary. and in the center of the re-
freshment table stood a huge
birthday cake embellished by a
long taper. The cake was cut,
amid cheers of the gathered mem-
bership; by Mrs. Jacob liarvith,
president of the organization, as-
sisted by members of the board.
the candle having been previously
lighted by Mrs. Harvith and Mrs.
Charles Gitlin, organizer of the
association and chairman of its
Public relations committee.
Highlighted on the program
Was the double octette of the Ha
levy Singing Society which ■ p
neared under the direction of Wit -
Dam Gagman, with Bella Ritte n
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of Madison, Wis., an old friend of
the La Follettes, wrote a long let-
ter to a friend in New York ans-
wering rumors that they are anti-
Semites or potential Fascists .. .
This letter points out that the late
Bob La Follett( was the leader of
the fight to confirm the appoint-
ment of Brandeis to the Supreme
Court . . . That Bob's sons, Bob,
Jr., and Phil, both had Jewish sec-
retaries—Maurice Pasch and Gor-
don Sinykin. . . That the La Fol.
lettes are definitely not anti-Jew-
ish or anti any other group . .
That the much-discussed emblem of
the LaFollette party is perfectly
kosher, and that no Jew has been
appointed to public office in Wk-
consin except by a governor affil-
iated with the La Follettes . . .
the Judge, incidentlly, was one of
the first signers of the new party's
charter ...
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for J. H. ionenklar. Rabbi Joshua tribution Committee held by the
S. Specks, Nathan Spevakow, Mica American Committee Appeal to
Aid the Jews in Poland, and by
Jeanette M. Steinberg, Abe Srere
the Detroit district of the Federa-
and Rudolph Zuieback.
tion of Polish Jews in America
Convention Delegates
which will sponsor an independent
The following were elected del , - campaign in Detroit.
After • recent conference be-
gates to the 42nd annual conven-
tion of the Zionist Organization tween some of our local leaders
of America, to be held in Detroit and Mr. Z. Tyree', executive direc-
on July 2, 3. 4 and 6. for of the American Committee
Abe Cooper, Lad'rence \V. Appeal, who came here specifi-
Crohn, Joseph H. Ehrlich, James tally from New York for this pur-
l. Ellmann. Dr. David H. Feu- pose, it was decided by the Al-
man, Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr. Bee - lied Jewish Campaign to give
nerd Friedlander, Rabbi A. M. $5000 additional to the Joint Dis-
Hershman, Simon Shetzer, Philip tribution Committee.
We all have the greatest re-
Slomovitz, Jeanette M. Steinberg.
spect for Mr. Ehrlich and for the
Alternates were selected as fol-
other leaders of our Jewish corn-
lows: Dr. Harry E. August, Ber-
munity. Furthsrmore, at the out-
nard TAWS, William B. Isenberg.
set. I want it to be clear that
Leon Kay, A. C. Lappin, Dr. M
nothing I may say must be inter-
S. Perlis, Louis Robinson, Judge
preted as even a hint that the
Charles Rubiner.
J. D. C. does not deserve the
The
nominating
committee
widest and heartiest support.
ABOUT PEOPLE
George Arlisn, who has played which presented the slate of new
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social hall of Shaarey Zedek on twines has been pinned.
The institute will open with •
Tuesday, June 21, at 8:30 p. m.
Bette Vineberg will speak on dinner Friday evening at 6:30
"The Spanish Jew in America": which will be followed by serv-
Norton Osnepow on "The German aces conducted by Albert Gordon.
Jew in America" and Joseph Gil- with the candle lighting ceremony
bent on "The Russian Jew in by Mrs. Abraham A. Fleischman.
America," thus tracing the develop- Saturday morning will be devoted
ment of American Jewry from its to recreational activities followed
very beginnings. Dr. A. M. Hersh- by dinner at 12:30. The first
man, Cantor Jacob Sonenklar, session will be In the form of a
Maurice H. Zackheim and Robert clinic at which time the discussion
R. Marwil, president and vice- will center around "The Resnon-
president of the congregation re- sibility of the Center to the Mem-
apectively, will also take part in berg"
naacrtticaie
h e a .m
cir
the exercises.
chairman
and
he following students constitute Pants will be Herman Jacobi, T
the class: Anna Chad, Seymour Henry Meyers and Simon Shetzer,
Cohen, Sylvia Firestone, Mildred The second session will be •
Frank, Bette Celtner. Joseph Gil- • panel discussion on "The Center's
bert, Virginia Golden, Rahl Green. Responsibility to the Club." Ram
baum, Shyrle Taber. Herbert Kei- Seligson will act as chairman of
dan, Norman Kohlenherg. Hannah the panel and' David Aptekar,
Kraft, Ruth Nagler, Marian Lewis, Abraham Fleischman. Maurice A.
Joseph Orley, Sylvia Schlossberg, Glasier, Rosaline Kane, Reva
Trying Siden, Bernice Sorock, Bette Melamud and Victor Rose will be
Vineberg. Norton Ossepow and members of the Panel. At 10:30
Shirley Hertzberg. p. m. there will be a Insole roast
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(ass,. •
et,
man.
weasemenenelnel.
t The final session will tike place
at 2 p. m. at which time the reso-
lutions committee composed of
David •Aptexar, Hannah G. Fer.
man and Murray M. Waxman. un-
der the leadership of Max Chorn-
sky. will present resolutions and
a summary of the institute.
Through the facilities of Coun-
cil Camp which is sponsored by
the Detroit Section. National
Council of Jewish Women, a
varied recreational program has
been planned. There will be swim-
ming, tennis, badminton, volley
ball, baseball. golf, etc.
Max Chomsky is the general
chairman of the institute, Maurice
A. Glasier is chairman of the Club
Leaders' Croup. Members of the
institute committee are David An-
tekar, Joeeph Cazniener, Lara
Fauman, Hannah G.
Ferman.
Rosanne F_xpe, Beatrice Piser„
AL. Samsky„ Allen C Selmin,
Richard L Stein and Murray M.,
Waxman. •