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Sabbath. Scriptural Selections
Pentateuchal portion—Num. 25:10-30:1
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. July. 22, 1938
July 22, 1938
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Tammuz 23, 5698
The Protocols
Austria until a short time ago, pleading
that the writers be given an opportunity
to emigrate and to settle elsewhere. These
letters represent the height of tragedy
for the Jewish people and serve as a chal-
lenge for those who express sympathy
with their plight and who are in position
to help them.
There are already many Detroiters who
have brought over their families from
overseas and who are providing for them
as amply as they possibly can. These peo-
ple can not possibly be expected to do
more than they have done. But there
are thousands of Jews who do not
have such obligations, who have no direct
burdens and who are at the same time as
deeply touched by the existing crisis as
are those with relatives and friends over-
seas. These people have an opportunity
to do a great humanitarian piece of work
by helping the unfortunates who are
showering the community with letters beg-
ging to be taken out of the European in-
ferno.
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle makes this
appeal to men and women With means:
If you are in position, please indicate
to us your desire to sign affidavits which
will enable one, or two or more people
to come to this country. You must be
prepared to do something more for them
when they get here—you must help pro-
vide for them for a time until they are
settled and are made to feel at home here.
This is a call to those of means to be
merciful and to help their unfortunate
fellow-Jews. Please act at once!
Ilyman Altman, sponsor of the
Jewish Radio Hour on Station
WMBC, invited Bernard Isaacs,
superintendent of the United He-
brew Schools, to participate in
his Saturday evening educational
nrogram and deliver an address
in liebrew.
This will be the first time that
an address in Hebrew will be
broadcast over a local station.
The llebraists of Detroit are
asked to tune in on Station
WMBC on Saturdi• - July 23, at
8:30 p. re.
League for Labor
Palestine Garden
Cabaret July 28
The League for Labor Pales-
tine has made plans for a unique
garden cabaret to be held Thurs-
day evening, July 28, at the
home and garden of Dr. and Mrs.
A. W. Sanders, 12342 Broad-
street Blvd. The entire garden
and grounds of the Sanders resi-
dence will be converted into a
gayly lighted and attractively
decorated setting, with tables at
which guests may sit to enjoy
the "floor show." "-Irt the event
of inclement weather, the entire
program will be moved indoors.
PURELY COMMENTARY
fly PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
"Whether- or Not to Be a Jew"
Arthur Hays Sulzberger, publisher of the New
York Times, has let it be known in an interview
with the Jewish Press of Omaha, Neb., that if
a Jewish State should be established in Palestine
it would raise the question of "whether or not
I should continue to be a Jew."
Mr. Sulzberger is the brilliant publisher of a
great newspaper—in fact, the best newspaper in
the world. But that does not make him so
powerful in control of his own destinies. Let him
ask Sambo who refused to pay dues to his or-
ganization, the Mystic Knights of Everywhere,
and who gave as his reason, "I done resigned
from the Colored People." "But your resignation
ain't been accepted," was the reply of the King-
pin of the order.
No, no, Mr. Sulzberger, you are imagining
things when you believe that you can solve your
problem for yourself so easily. Resides, if you
should choose the democratic method of having
the people voice its opinion as to whether or
not it desires a Jewish State, you would un-
doubtedly be in a minority. If a Jewish State
can solve the problem even for a handful of the
millions of our downtrodden fellow-Jews, then
it shall be a Jewish State—or several Jewish
States if possible. The trouble is not that such
a solution is not desired but that the Christian
world begrudges breathing space for those who
are ready to pioneer such new adventures.
•
view, if all men are brothers, whys can not people
of the same religious denomination feel a bit
closer to each other? Is all fraternalism dead
and must it be sacrificed for a narrow national-
ism of the type which is today writing a chapter
of modern history in blood and ruin?
The publisher of the New York Times does not
stop at this, but accepts the viewpoint that Ameri-
can Jews should not meddle in internal . affairs
of Poland or Germany. We refer hint to the
pages of his own paper for a splendid refutation
of this opinion which was incorporated in a long
letter written by the late Dr. Max Kohler. The
tradition of Americanism belies the view ex-
pressed by Mr. Sulzberger. We recommend to
the publisher of the greatest newspaper in the
world the opinion of a great philo-Semite, Os-
wald Garrison Villard, whose recent tribute to
the late Mr. Justice Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
ought to serve as a rebuke to Mr. Sulzberger and
those who think like him. What Mr. Villard
wrote proves, also, that the great Supreme Court
Justice also disagreed with Mr. Sulzberger. We
quote the closing paragraphs from Mr. Villard'a
tribute to Cardozo:
L: A. S. Will Hear
Conclave Reports
Plans to Be Made Next Thursday
for Annual Moonlight on
Sunday, Aug. 14
The Detroit Auxiliary of the
Angeles Sanatorium extends
an invitation to the public to •
attend its special social meeting
at the Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy
Road, on Thursday, July 28, at
8:30 p. b.
Nathan R. Epstein, president
of the auxiliary, and Harris T.
Glickman, treasurer, delegates to
the silver jubilee convention of
the Sanatorium and E-Patients
Home, in Los Angeles, will give
their reports. They will deal
with the accomplishments of a
quarter of a century of work in
behalf of indigent men, women
and children afflicted with tuber-
culosis, and will describe the new,
magnificent building erected by
•And this great, truly noble mon nue • Jew—a Jew,
lieenolant of the aristocratic the International Ladies Garment
prod and un•shomed.
101turtlexe gnoUll, Ile
as true and a load so Ameri- Workers Union. They will also
can au et er lit ell, }et
,,on
he nett, fulled to recogalre his
aitit the tools, the ignorant, the backoard of the submit plans and resolutions of
Jeolsh people, eten se 11111 the poster himself.
the convention.
"None the hos. the bitterest disappointment of Iola lost
Further plans for the annual
sears ttiVt. t belle..., that oath the coy bos. of that bestial
persecution, torturing, and todelering of Jeo• In Germany moonlight will be announced.
and Aral riot and Poland theconscience of A Inert., 11111 11111
out as eloarly, as emploathall}, historielly it has The moonlight will take place on
In the post-111 one lo.ting glory. Ile revolted how sacre- Sunday, Aug. 14, at 8:30 p. tn.,
In
tar) of Stine Hay and President Themiore II•oweven had
denounced the Kishinevmassarres In Russia, although not and will feature Mike Falk and
single American Olken ono harmed thereto} in perwon or his dance orchestra and a cele-
propert The geed flit■nee Maned le *ion for sionilarir
I n,rning and pointed official own. naming names and brated crooner. The boat has
deeds anti places. Where, he asked me, urre the other been equipped with a public ad-
descendonts of the Abolitionists? Mite ores only tor,
of gal lifting our tones In protest? Ilhy did I not do dress system to enable dancing
more? On theseoccasions I think his Judicial ermine irked on both decks. Extra added
hint. Ile mould hate liked to go forth into the market features and attractions have
111 roIse hie tole. to beaten. Probably it no not
pio
called f or; by lois mot life aml example he shovel the been arranged. Tickets, in ad-
aorta hors' line a Jew could be and no often Is, 'that Ire- vance, at the nominal price of
menthol. vontributhons Jeox on and do nook. to the com-
mon oral
oral. 1 I hat a crime c it
ap111141 Christian11} and
50 cents, may be secured at
all
to degrade and destroy antre 1111111 ran
produce ouch men, such p ioneer. In ethics NMI of the n- Sosin's, 12th and Gladstone;
tellect, and 1414 rare • soul as that of Itralamin l'aelosor . Moritz's, 12th and Lee Place;
What a lesson this ought to be for those who Phillips', 12th at Calvert; Gold-
lean backwards in their Jewishness or bury their man's, Linwood and Carter: Ber-
heads in the sand, ostrich-like, in order to whittle man's, Linwood and Elmhurst;
down their heritage!
Linwood Bakery, 13741 Linwood;
•
Fellman's, Fenkell and Park-
side; Goldenberg's, 4436 Elm-
A Sop to Mussolini
According to the Omaha Jewish Press, Mr. hurst at Martindale; Boesky's,
Sulzberger further explained that he believed Dexter and Collingwood; Wil-
Mussolini was in his rights when he stated that son's Dexter and Monteref; Sie-
Italian Jews could not be Zionists as long as gel's Oakland and Owen; Cassel's,
Zionism was part of British imperial policy and Oakland and Owen; Chopin's, 60
as long as that policy conflicted with Italian aims Cadillac Square.
Letters of invitation have been
and interests.
This is always the way with our sadly disillu: sent to all local organizations to
sioned Jews. In Italy there was a battle recently participate in this enterprise. For
between the assimilationists and the Zionists, and further information call Madison
the latter won the battle. Apparently the Zion- 6766.
At the Thursday meeting, a
ists of Italy know that they are not compromis-
ing their loyalty to •their country by striving for reception will be held for the
the realization of the Jewish national ideal. But delegates. Refreshments and en-
Mr. Sulzberger knows better. lie would make of tertainment have been provided.
Zionists people who are dividing their allegiance There will be no admission
and even interfering with the affairs of their charge. All officers and dele-
country. Furthermore, Mussolini himself never gates of organizations, workers,
asserted himself on the British-Italian question and the general public are urged
as it affects the Zionists, but Mr. Sulzberger is to 'come.
enunciating Italian policy—in Omaha!
Somehow, the great healer called Time usually
brings better judgment to those who, like Mr.
Sulzberger, are misled by false ideas of patriot-
ism. When the healing is accomplished, Mr. Sulz-
Moe Ostia Edward Kohn 1111,1 daugh-
Marilyn Ann. or Milwaukee, Ms,
berger will, we are certain, be prepared to recog- ter,
are the KUPP111 of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
nize and admit that our loyalty to Jewish needs man Buckner of Ottawa Drive.
--
does not proscribe loyalty to our country; that,
Miss Ruth Meyer of Rochester. N. I.,
on the contrary, the realization of the extent of
• ral Mrs Jack Roan and Pr Sias
Heitman
of
Detroit
guests of Mr.
Jewish tragedy helps to make us better Ameri- and Mrs J. A. Meyer are
Si their home on
cans and better men and women.
Park at.
Los
Every reference to the so-called "Proto-
cols of the Wise Men of Zion" invariably
brings with it hurt to the Jewish people.
An Old Fight Resumed Anew
The editor explained it to Father Cough-
Mr. Sulzberger's declaration is proof that the
lin, and it is his fervent hope that the
die-hards among the anti-Zionists are ready to
battle anew for their old ideas. They will not
facts outlined to the Royal Oak Catholic
abandon their ideology without a battle. n" The
leader in the interview on Wednesday
Swedes and the Italians and the Danes have a
morning will inspire him to present these
perfect right to meet as groups in this country
and to glory in a common heritage. But Jews
forgeries in their true light.
most not ask for that right. The only door that
On several other occasions, the Proto-
Jews would open for them is that of a syna-
Perfection Lodge some
gogue. It just does not seem fair, since the
cols were published as facts and subse-
world
will not judge a people's right to live only
Picnic on July 31 by its religious
quently repudiated. The outstanding
affiliation. There are economic
precedent dates back 11 years. On June
and political considerations, and the six million
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. who are caught in the European trap have a
30, 1927, Henry Ford sent his famous
& A. M., announces its annual right to ask on that we should think not alone of
apology in the course of which he stated:
picnic at Cass-Benton Park, Six their synagogues but also of their homes—of the
Conquest—For
Good
or
Evil?
Mile and Northville, on Sunday, elements that go to make up a semblance of
"To my great regret I have learned
31. Cars will meet at security in life and a certain amount of safety
In a period of two weeks, two conquests July
that Jews generally, and particularly
Fullerton and Dexter at 10 a. m.
of the air proved again how far-reaching There will be games, races and and happiness for human beings. There are mil-
those of this country, not only resent
lions of people who subscribe to the Jewish State
modern science is and how even the ele- sports. The lodge will act as idea
these publications as promoting anti-
as carrying with it a solution to the
ments are being conquered by man's in- host to all the children from the problem of Jewish security. If such solution is
Semitism, but regard me as their
Jewish
Children's
]tome.
The
within approach, the resignation of recalcitrants
genuity. Howard Hughes' flight around
enemy. Trusted friends with whom
members are: Sam will never be permitted to interfere, with the
the world in less than four days and Doug- committee
I have conferred recently have as-
Plotler, Al Homanoff, Manuel people's aspiration to live a free life and to cre-
las P. Corrigan's flight to Europe in a Ilelfman, Max Hardy and Ar- ate as it is the right of every group to create
sured me in all sincerity that in their
dilapidated plane are achievements which thur Gould.
a culture of its own for its own benefit as well
opinion the character of the charges
as that of all mankind. As Americans, Jews of
human beings would not have dreamt as
and insinuations made against the
being within the realm of possibility a Rainbow Girls Plan Bingo this country have as much right to contribute
Jews, both individually and collec-
toward such nation-building as the Irish claimed
Party and the Annual
few years ago.
tively, contained in many of the ar-
20 years ago, or as the Poles continue to claim
But what do these achie. vements mean?
Summer Formal
to this day, or as the numerous other groups
ticles which have been circulated per-
that make up this great nation aspired to defend
Is it to be assumed that, like the discov-
iodically in the Dearborn Indepen-
Chapter No. 12, Order of their inherited cultures during the generations of
ery of new gases as weapons to be used the Purity
dent and have been reprinted in the
Rainbow for Girls, will hold American statehood. We certainly do not sacri-
by human beings against one another, a bingo party at the home of fice our American idealism and devotion by show-
pamphlets mentioned, • justifies the
these perfections of flying machines are Gloria Globerson, 238 Trowbridge, ign concern over the position of Jews who are
righteous indignation entertained by
to be mere instruments of war? Like the at 1:30 p. m., on Saturday, July less fortunate than we are.
Jews everywhere toward me because
23. There will be a nominal ad-
•
cables and the radio, which were expect- mission
of the mental anguish occasioned by
charge.
Are All Jews Brothers?
ed to be powerful media forthe spread of
The annual summer formal will
the unprovoked reflections made upon
Mr. Sulzberger made another interesting state-
good will, such progress ought to be be held Aug. 14, according to Mil-
them.
He is quoted by the Omaha Jewish Press
weapons for the spread of brotherliness lie Schuff, chairman. Mildred ment.
as
saying: "I do not subscribe to the-theory that
!‘This led me to direct my per-
Brown is co-chairman and Sue
and
kindly
human
spirit;
but
these
media
all
Jews
are brothers. When I was in the army
Bank,
Goldie
Yaffe
and
Frances
sonal attention to this subject, in
have thus far been used to spread hatred Heller are co-workers. This year during the war, a German Jew supposedly made
order to ascertain the exact nature
as
good
a
target for me as any other alien sol-
the
formal
will
be
open
to
the
pub-
and to instill suspicion and fear in the
of these articles. As a result of this
and a popular orchestra will dier."
hearts of men and women—and to make lic,
But
even
from the strictly religious point of
survey I confess that I am deeply
supply the music.
little children afraid.
mortified that this journal, which is
What is the good of such achievements
intended to be constructive and not
1,600 German Refugees
ONLY PALLIATIVES OFFERED AS
if they are to be used as weapons for de-
destructive, has been made the med-
Helped to Emigrate
struction? In his prepared speech at the
ium for resurrecting exploded fic-
SOLUTIONS TO JEWISH PROBLEM
reception given him upon the completion
tions, for giving currency to the so-
but it is rather a ques-
During 1937, 1,600 refugees
of his great feat, in New York, Howard (('ONCIAMED FROM PAGE ONE) doctors,
called Protocols of the Wise Men of
tion of whether the Jewish com- from Germany were enabled
(('ONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
the title "People at Bay: The
lee *treated strain, that
Hughes made an interesting statement in said, and eltrudd
to emigrate by the emigration
ZeIrs, which have been demonstrated,
ahen a Jett leh hospital It built In munity cherishes its health by
Detroit, It must be a first-eta. hospital, enabling itself to call on the
which he said:
agency Hicem from European solution, he declares that many Jewish Problem in East-Central
at I learn, to be gross forgeries, and
second to none In the city.
0
finest type of Jewish doctor when lands of temporary refuge to Jews of east-central Europe will Europe." It is prefaced with a
Second, the Jeoish PloYalchoss
for contending that the Jews have
48 other countries, chiefly have to emigrate, and he adds: statement by Prof. Cohen who
I have been asked what I considered the
hate the benefit of medical education medical care is required. Only
and experience from the older physcianol with such a hospital will the
been engaged in a conspiracy to con-
overseas, for permanent set- "Whether or not lands are found points out that "this book does
most important purpose served by this flight.
•
.111% • first-clas• institution al•
tlement, it is announced by willing to receive large numbers
I do not know that any purpose has been
wa}a oft.. to the yr ..... ger nu, oat It. Jewish medical profession be able
trol the capital and the industries of
staff.
The
medical
knottledge
and
skill
to secure recognition, to conduct the American Jewish Joint of Jews, one land must remain not aim to pull our heart strong*.
served. However, I do feel this:
the world, besides laying at their door
of the Jeoish physicians oonid thus its studies, and to make its con-
Distribution Committee, chief open to settlement and develop- It seeks rather to illumine the
The airplane was invented and originated
he enhaneeel onil ooluld In torn benefit
many offenses against decency, public
the patients they terve.
tribution to the advancement of American organization render- ment by Jews, namely Pales- scene so as to help us to under-
in the United States. Since then the coun-
stand what is happa 'ng." Dr.
Third, a Jeolsh hospital anokl rite medical science.
ing aid to distressed Jews of tine."
order and good morals.
tries of Europe have taken from us, one by
onr Jettlatt doctors • place In 'which
Janowsky succeeds ad ably in
Europe.
one, all the aviation records. Until at this
(4) North End Clinic
to do '',- coal stork. That ntany of
"Had I appreciated even the gen-
Importance of Palestine
this objective. His boo deals
these
dortors
are
keenly
Interested
In
time the United States does not hold one
Having given much of my time
research 1. elidenced hy the frequent
"It is difficult," Dr. Janowsky with Facts, Causes and Solo ns.
eral nature, to say nothing of the de-
major record.
denanoto for research wedeln-nee mule since 1925, as others have given,
states,
"for
Americans
to
appre-
The concise way in which he pre-
by these doctors on the staJT of North
tails, of these utterances, I would
The speed record for seaplanes is held by
to the building up of North End
End Clinic at the present time.
Contributions to Scholarship ciate the commanding place which sents his accumulation of data
Italy. The speed record for land planes is
have forbidden their circulation with-
Foorth, • Jeal•h napitel amidre- Clinic r feel qualified to discuss
Palestine
occupies
in
the
life
of
and his presentation of the case
held by Germany. England holds the alti-
Ilene Ilie presaure . Ishii% now exists freely
e y our fourth related point,
Fund of United Hebrew east-central European, especially combine to form one of the most
out a moment's hesitation, because I
for appointments of Jeoish doefor• on
tude record and Russia with its magnificent
the *MIN of non-Jevolah hospitals.As the effect of a Jewish hospital
of Polish Jews." lie describes important documents concerning
am fully aware of the virtues of the
Schools
flight of last year holds the distance record.
mutters now Moral, only a vomit num- on North End Clinic.
the interest in Palestine as oc- the existing Jewish situation.
Jewish people as a whole, of what
err a Jexigh doctor. ran look fornord
On top of this, there has been a great deal
As at present constituted,
to non-J..1,1h !awaits! staff appolet-
cupying a dominant position in
The facts enumerated in "Peo-
of talk to the effect that our army and navy
they and their ancestors have done
noente. Such staff membership affnels North End Clinic has difficullty
The • United Hebrew Schools their lives. Their goal, he states, ple at Bay" once again make
the phyalcian the opportunItY of re-
planes do not compare favorably with those
for civilization and for mankind to-
r 11 in holding the interest of gratefully acknowledges the re- is Palestine. lie declares fur- one's hair stand on edge at the
1 I
I
I
of II
of Europe.
... patients, of learning from otter s doctor once he' has reach-
ward the development of commerce
realization of the hopelessness of
ceipt of two and one-half scholar. ther:
c
a
eta? Ilolion., of hatin g the failities
Now, if this flight has done a little to show
...
p ed rofea ssion ca er l
o,;.i i . tiL,, , I..... j . , i .., , : rrh,...1. 01: z r , i ,0741...,,,,.
"Palestine alone cannot solve the Jewish position. Jews are
and industry, of their sobriety and
that American engineers can design, and
ag e ent i . n Be- ships to the scholarship fund of the Jewish problem of east-cen- not only deprived of all oppor-
tain deve sl t opm
wide
en-eter
opportunity
for
Jettish
IA
diligence, their benevolence and their
American workmen can build just as fine air-
terns. Difficulty in obtelnIng an in. cause North End Clinic has no the schools from Mrs. Lillie At- tral Europe. The land is too tunities to earn a livelihood, but
planes, engines and aircraft equipment as any
unselfish interest in the public wel-
terneship
has anoint • distressing
Iran- connection with a hospital, its kins of Glynn Court, in memory small to offer asylum to the hun- young Jews do not even have the
jno . ....dind
pima for ...„ ...,
in the world, and if it should possibly increase
a p . of her husband, Barney.
hope
s at. frtheir
doacrtkortsbacraennwoiltl
lead to that
fare .. .
, ,,i , , , ...,,. w
■ h - t:itt,... h.ig iri, ou
, il mnsd rsuih.. .diro
dreds of thousands of potential opportunity of enrolling as ap-
the sale of American planes, abroad and thus
The schools also acknowledge refugees. But even the hard. prentices. "Once masters remain
•
"Those who know me can bear
create a few new jobs for American work-
nliFs medical are, oere they ollomed
important
surgical
or the receipt of one-half scholar- headed realist must grant that unqualified," we are told, "Jew-
in
panne
their
work
In
•
fled-claws
POIRtments,
men in the aircraft factories of this country,
witness that it is not in my nature to
b0.01.1 ..i,r (h, galdannce or ree.s. medical experience, or the
OD- ship to the scholarship fund from the provision of homes for nearly ish apprentices must dwindle, for
then I shall feel well repaid for my time and
nlred leaders In the medical pefesslon. portunity to follow through the
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Rhodes, a quarter of a million Jews dur- non-Jews will not employ them."
inflict insult upon and to occasion
- .ism • Jeoish hospital nould ele-
effort.
cases
of
patients
who
require
hos-
professional
standing
or
sole
w.
Jenish
in memory of father, Morris ing 16 years of overwhelming
Dealing with the situation in
pain to anybody, and that it has been
e io.k.i.n. In 'admit. This fact ,.aheen p italization. As a result, as soon Rosenstein.
tragedy has been a partial solu- Rumania, Dr. Janowsky reports
pnnen le etre) tit y lint in • Set-
my effort to free myself from preju-
Here you have proof of competition for a...
as
they
get
on
a
hospital
staff,
Jeolsh hospital. Thl. acquisition
tion or a palliative of no mean that "chicaneery and even vio-
re
dice. Because of that I frankly con-
some leave the Clinic; or, if they
national supremacy, for commercial pow- Is f ad ""
"ran
al" denim!
a" la•a
mittedly
ant
n"°"
on."
ly for
the '
mentv The doctors who care for proportions. Those who have an lence are employed to drive Jews
fess that I have been greatly shocked
er. While it is important that every na- physclank themseltes but for the pre. remain on the Clinic Staff, they its patients would be on the staff eye for cultural values and for from the professions."
can
no
longer
give
the
time
they
ta of ' h.. Jmi"
Lifelong Christian friends re-
"" a" a°."1
as a result of my study and examina-
as a "
x one.
tion shall seek for means of increasing rommnit}
of the hospital, with all its re- the less tangible achievements
• Jenish hospital world formerly gave or woyd like to
ketrat
sulting opportunities. The well- involved in the growth of human fuse to associate with Jews. Jews
tion of the files of the Dearborn In-
employment opportunities and for advanc- make
It easier for Jeolah PhYslelans to Five
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dignity, of self-reliance and hope told "with evident pain, of being
.
obtain
beds
for
their
pallent•
In
other
-
•
trained
younger
physicians,
not
dependent and of the pamphlets en-
ing the standing of its people, it ought to nomaisi, ohm, nercsass,, Thl. im. North End Clinic has always now associated with the institu- will recognize in Palestine a ignored on the streets by school
titled 'The International Jew.' I
be the ambition of scientists to strive for ms."
we "'"'"'""
Ins Jettlah
hospitals. i" ath" "ir° hat- had difficulty in hospitalizing its tion would be attracted to North force which must prove basic to chums, colleagues and friends;
Eighth, a .f,..t.i. hospital .laird patients, and such difficulties End Clinic. There would also be any solution of the Jewish prob- and an occasional, furtive apol-
deem it to be my duty as an honor-
human betterment. When this time comes, ta's'te
by Jeoish doctor. offer. • attn.' grow greater as the years go on.
ogy of a generous Christian was
understsndlng of the tempers- a'
a constant flow of "new blood" lem.
able man to make amends for the
successes like that of Hughes will be great pathetic
The above reference to North to the clinic from among the
remembered with touching grati-
merit problem"! Jeuish patients oldch
United Representation
wrong done to the Jews as fellow-
contributions for the good of mankind. non-Jeolah
hospitals often find it dIM- End Clinic is not meant to mini-
"'"
well trained graduating internes.
The final palliative offered as tude." This is the harrowing
men and brothers, by asking their
When scientists begin to dedicate their "'"
h goo d community health Necessary hospitalization to many a solution by Dr. Janowsky is tale of social segregation.
odh
• the
their
Molise.
under
the e.
tre or mine
M'"
j'"".".n"
t° "1"..
r in • work North End Clinic has done of the indigent patients would the need for achieving united ac-
The decreased birthrate, the
forgiveness for the harm that I have
"ti"" or -art
."'"“""•fi
lives to such ends rather than that of prov-
The
medical prutolem
* misunderstood.
a,.
in . D etro , i t • . With be automatically provided. The tion. lie points out that such gradual decline of the Jewish
d oing
•
man} of these peo ple is often similar anu i now d
unintentionally committed, by re-
ing the superiority of races, life will be of
to the problem ,hot h.. 111 11 16 the the Wineman gift i n 1925 mak -
population, the childless mar-
clinic
would
then
be
functioning
unity
would
"put
an
end
to
ir-
tracting so far as lies within my
happier, men and women will be less 'a"b"""."'
.c as a forward-looking organiza- responsibility. During the past riages, added to extreme poverty,
ent North
End Clinic
..
h present
agencies, recreation
renter.
child
care
I'''' • ing the
w"
""""1
"r """"
power the offensive charges laid at
fearful, the future of the children will "r""""ma
Possible, Jesse Ihrschmann. Jul- tion. Its work would be immeas- year or two, the Polish govern- are part of the horrible tragedy I
w.A io'do
" ""a
Mk problem a"
cannot
be for
lightly
di.. :
Kroll(
Edith
lleavenrich,
Ed-
An '
their door by these publications, and
ml...eol. for It I.
be more hopeful.
sty too real an d too l--
urably improved with greater con- ment has acted with amazing ef- pictured in this report.
1 '
Important.
win A. Wolf, Andrew Wineman, sequent benefit to the health of our frontery. While pursuing poli-
Occupational Distribution
by giving them the unqualified assur-
..(3) Betterment of Health of A. Neiman, William II. Gordon, Jewish community.
The study of Jewish occupa-
cies which contributed to bring
ance that henceforth they may look
Entire
Jewish
Community
Harry
C.
Saltzstein,
S.
G.
Meyers,
tional,
distribution in European
Detroit is the only large city ruin to the Jews, the Polish For-
The Late Isaac Goldberg
to me for friendship and good will.
All of the above methods of A. Max Kohn, S. Rosenberg and in the country without a Jewish eign Minister publicly demanded countries forms one of the most
improving
the
medical
knowledge;
others
have,
with
great
sacrifice
The
untimely
death
of
Dr.
Isaac
Gold-
significant
portions of "People at
hospital. Many smaller communi- colonies for the settlement of the
"It is needless to add that the
skill of the Jewish physicians to themselves, and without personal ties have a Jewish hospital and Jewish 'surplus.' ... More amaz- Bay" and adds greatly to the
berg, at the age of 50, marks a great lo.,s and
pamphlets which have been distribut,
are is reality methods for im- ' gain, made North End Clinic what have supported it for years. On ing still, a Jewish adventurer value of Dr. Janowsky's report.
to American journalism, and especially to proving the health of the Jewish it Is today. But an isolated clinic,
ed throughout the country and in for-
the way to and from San Fran- took it upon himself to second It is valuable not only for an
the Jewish press. Author of a number of community. We are safe in stet- without a hospital, cannot con- cisco,
eign lands will be withdrawn from
where I attended the Amer- the efforts of the Polish Foreign understanding of the East-Cen-
ing
that
many
Jews
Jewish
tinue
to
ptogress
indefinitely.
go
to
important
biographies
and
translator
from
tral European Jewish problem
ican Medical Association Conven-
circulation, that in every way pos-
doctors for medical care. Is it with a hospital its possibilities tion, I have had the opportunity Office. A Jewish representation but also for comparative studies
the
Spanish,
Portuguese,
Russian,
Yiddish,
would have repudiated, in the
sible I will make it known that they
not. therefore, immediately ob- would be unlimited!
of the problem in western democ-
French, Italian and German, he had made vious that we must give our Jew-
have my unqualified disapproval,
Of the 350 Jewish physicians to talk to Jewish and non-Jewish name of the Jewish people, a racies.
physicians on the staffs of the policy which sought to make dip-
some important contributions to American ish doctors greater opportunities in Detroit, 90 are actively as- Jewish
and that henceforth the Dearborn In-
The weakness elf the Jewish
hospitals in Chicago, Kan- lomatic capital out of Je yip
literature. For Jews, who have been for professional study and prac- sedated with North End Clinic. sas City, San Francisco, Los An- misery."
merchants is especially deplored
dependent will be conducted under
tice so that they may advance I Many of the older, more ex- geles, St. Louis and Cleveland.
by
Dr. Janowsky who points out
reading
his
recently
syndicated
column,
such auspices that articles reflecting
He shows how a Jewish repre-
with their profession and be able perienced and well established of
"at bay in a merciless eco-
and for those who ore acquainted with to give their patients increasing- the Jewish physicians are not now I wao told that "The good the sentation would be able to deal that
upon the Jews will never again,,,ap-
nomlc
pursuit and faced with
Jewish
hospital
does
for
both
the
some o his most recent works, including ly skilled medical care? Medicine, actively associated with the Clinic. Jewish and non-Jewish commu- with the governments of the certain destruction, the Jews have
pear in its columns . .."
world
in
behalf
of
the
settlement
"Mor Tai Manuel Noah" and "Studies is not a static profession. Ad- Some of these have never been nity is well worth the cost of of Jews in Palestine, in securing not even sought refuge in the
The late Louis Marshall concluded his in Y . dish Literature," his death will be vances take place daily. if we on its staff. Others have been building and maintaining the redress for the persecuted and in herd," and he declares that "a
do not give our doctors a chalice active, but resigned. Others, be- Jewish hospital.
reply to Mr. Ford with this statement: felt s a personal loss.
facilitating the work of recon- united, organized and ably led
ta learn these advances or to do cause of their staff appointments
group of Jewish merchants and
Obr Jewish community has an
"It is my hope that never again shall
He de-
the research work that leads to at the various hospitals in De- all-embracing social work pro- structing Jewish life.
might prove a force to
A sudden burst of flames enveloped such advances we are endanger- troit, find it difficult to contribute gram, caring for the young, the dares: "Unless a responsible Jew- artisans
such a recrudescence of ancient super-
reckoned with. "
ish body makes the effort to be "People
stitution manifest itself upon our hori- Rabbi Israel David Epstein of the town of ing our community's health. Each their time. Still others, well adolescent, the mature and the negotiate
at Bay" is an impor-
some such' understand-
zon." Unfortunately, it has. But as Osherov who dashed into a burning syna- generation of doctors must be trained and though young in aged. We have assumed some of ing with the governments, we tant contribution to the study of
aided to their greatest devehip- practice, because of their prefer- the responsibility of taking care
a
the
Jewish
problem. Its findings
gogue
to
save
the
Scrolls
of
the
Law,
and
long as it is possible for men of all creeds
must remember that the founda-
ment, if 'only for the benelitS vie% for hospital affiliations do
the sick who are able to be tions of every effort at recon- and conclusions should help con-
to meet in a friendly way and to dis- he is now in a serious condition in a hos- that will accrue to their patierits.taoVapply for staff appointments, of
b y -
a
strengthening
sn gptrhaefnai ng d the
up and about, As hospital care struction may be built in sand." siderably
they were urged to do so.
cuss issues on the basis of truth and gen- pital. This is an act that has been his- In this way, the general health thOtigh
palliative
o 1 4 solutions
u t iot re
ainly a situation of this kind provides for the more serious and
"People
at
Bay"
level
of
the
Jewish
community
mainly
torically
recorded
as
performed
"al
kid-
the
investigator
and
in
encourag-
uine facts, it is to be hoped that the
progressing de- important aspects of illness,
not aid the pro
rise. and the drain on the ,
Dr. Janowsky's report is pub- ing greater 'Jewish unity in seek-
should not the Jewish community
_harm inflicted upon the Jewish people by dush ha-Shem," "for the sanctification of will
community's purse to care fotropntent of • medical institution.
assume the equally pressing lished in book form by the Ox- ing additional relief from the
the repetition of age-worn libels will be the Holy Name." Because Jews have been the sick will diminish. it is ith a Jewish hospital in De- also
ford University Press, 114 Fifth present trying situation.
responsibility
for
•
portion
of
the
cprrret ,•ci in the spirit in which Mr. Ford ready to die for the Torah, they have sur- a question of whether the public troit, North End Clinic would be- sick who need hospital care?
—P. S.
Ave., New York ($1.75), under
owes any obligation to its Jewish I come its Out Patient Depart-
uttered his apology and confession.
vived with the Torah.
if anti= Nato
WHY A JEWISH HOSPITAL IN DETROIT?
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