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end THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

July 29, 1938

Will Their Standard
of Living Endure?

4

All too often, the unexpected
death of the breadwinner means
that the standard of living to
which he has accustomed his fam-
ily and dependents will have to be radically revised. Most
families under the circumstances would have to come down
too suddenly to a lower standard of living. To guard against
this danger, the Great-West Life has worked out a practical
readjustment income plan. Let me give you full particulars—

you will be interested.

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(CONGIXUED FlIttAI PAGE Ova/

them of their possessions and
force them to emigrate.
That Berlin housewives have
not been completely persuaded
not to buy in Jewish-owned shops
is charged by the newspaper An-I
grill in- connection with the
storming of "non-Aryan" shops
during midsummer sales. It was
necessary to summon the police
to keep bargain queues orderly.
The newspaper excuses what
happened as a lack of thought on
the part of German housewives
preoccupied with bargain visions.
It is necessary therefore, says
Angriff, to warn German women
not to buy from Jews even during
midsummer clearance sales.
Jewish-owned shows now promi-
nently display the names of the
proprietors on the show windows.

At least 150 of the 2,000 or
more Jews who were arrested
in Berlin and other cities dur-
ing the recent mass roundups
have died in concentration
camps, according to reports in
Jewish circles here. It is said
that in the last two or three
weeks the Berlin Kehillah has
received 150 urns containing
the ashes of as many Jews,
who, according to the Nazis,
died of heart failure. The Ke-
hillah was warned to bury the
se s quietly and without any
ter " es. For each urn the Ke-
was compelled to pay
hilla
fl a half marks.
three

last won over Italy
having
to anti-Semi sm, the Nazi govern-
ment is cape ing Japan, the third
member of the Rome-Berlin-Tokio
Axis, to join the international
Nazi offensive against the Jews,
according to authoritative reports
in Nazi circles.'
The drastic economic measures
against the Jews are among the
factors being blamed here for the
startling stock market collapse
in Germany which has created a
panic. The worst break in the
Bourse since the Nazi regime
came to power toppled stocks and,
bonds four to ten points despite
rigid price controls. Impartial
observers attribute the collapse
in large measure to the recent
elimination of Jewish brokers
from the stock exchange as well
as to the tightened curbs on Jew-
ish businessmen. An alarming
shrinkage in German foreign
trade is laid to the anti-Jewish
excesses in Berlin and Vienna
and to the fact that the elimina-
tion of Jewish business men in
Germany and Austria robbed the
Reich of valuable trade connec-
tions in the Balkans.

THE POPE DECLARES WAR

(cONCLUDED FROM PAGE Ova/
under the banner of a militant
Catholicism whose motto shall be
Christian, end by being not even not repression but freedom, not
bunion."
persecution but tolerance, not
might, but right, and defines the
Racism Condemned
Not only the so-called "racist Credo of that Catholicism as
doctrine" defining Italians as "universalism," he opens up a
Aryans and forecasting Jewish road to enlightenment and forms
rersecution in Italy on the order a bulwark of defense against nar-
of Nazi Germany, are attacked row and bigoted ideologies that
in the statement by the Pope, but promises the triumph of democ-
the whole inhuman chauvinistic racy, .not of authoritarianism.
The clash of might and right
policies of the new ideologies, Fas-
is so often repeated' one in the
cist, as well as Nazi, stand con-
demned. The Pope recognizes the history of the world. That same
inevitability with which the perse- history, teaches that God is not
cution of the members of one reli- always no the side of the strong-
gion is followed by the indiscrim- est battalions.

inate persecution of the members
of all religions except that recog-
nized by the persecutors.
Anti - Semitism, always de-
nounced by the Pope as inhuman,
meant to his mind only the begin-
ning of a wave of religious perse-
cution whose end could only
mean the hounding of the mem-
bers of all faiths and all religions.
The Pope spoke out against an-
ti-Semitism in the first days of the
Ilitler regime. The Concordat con-
cluded in May, 1933, between Hit-
ler's Germany and the Catholic
Church, entered upon only with
great misgivings.
In his own words: "In spite of
many and great misgivings we
came then, though not without
effort, to a determination not to
deny our consent. We wish to
spare our faithful and our sons
and daughters of Germany insq:
far as it was humanly possible
the trials and tribulations which
otherwise they would have had to
expect in view of the conditions
of the tie."
The Pope's misgivings were
only too well founded. The Con-
cordat was observed by Germany
almost entirely in the breach not
in the letter of that solemn agree-
ment.
In 1934 outstanding Catholic
leaders were murdered in the Hit-
ler purge. In 1935 there were
widespread arests of Monks and
Nuns on obviously trumped-up
charges of immorality and cur-
rency smuggling. In 1936, despite
the solemn promises concluded by
Germany in the Concordat, the
Nazis turned their guns on the
parochial school.
The paganism of the trusted
Dr. Alfred Rosenberg, the religion
of "blood and the soil," was in-
evitably destined to clash with
that of the Cross. To turn religion
to political ends, to substitute ma-
terialism, paganism and the credo
of the State 'uber apes' for the
belief in the spirit and the con-
cept of Christ and God could not
be the way of Pope Pius XI.

Ticktin's Survivors
Express Thanks

The survivors of the late Eph-
raim Philip Ticktin have sent' a
statement to The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle expressing their thanks
to their friends and to commu-
nity leaders for their expressions
of sympathy. The statement fol-
lows:

Heartbroken over the loss of
our only son and brother. Eph-
raim Ticktin, who fell at Ain
Hashofet April 7, we hereby
wi s h to express our deep grati-
all our friends, who
tude to ■
shared our grief and consoled
us in our great sorrow. Our
special thanks are extended to
Mr. Philip Slomovitz, editor of
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle;
tp Mr. Bernard Isaacs, superin•
tendent of the United Hebrew
Schools; Mr. Lawrence Crohn,
president of the Zionist Organi-
zation; to Rabbi A. M. Hersh•
man, to the Junior Hadassah,
H•shomer Hatzair of America,
to the Kibut ■ Americai at Aip
Hashofet, to Dr. Stephen Wise,
former president of the Z. 0. A.

Make Plans for
L. A. S. Moonlight

At the last meeting of the De-
troit Auxiliary of the Los An-
geles Sanatorium, encouraging re-
ports were received from the rep-
resentatives of organizations and
individual workers with reference
to the moonlight, scheduled for
Sunday, Aug. 14, at 8:30 p. m.
The letters of invitation were
read at the meetings of the socie-
ties and support was pledger by
some of the groups.
The moonlight promises to be
an outstanding affair. Mike Falk
will personally conduct his orches-
tra. High class entertainers will
be featured. The tickets in ad-
vance are only 50 cents. They
may be purchased at the several
stations in all sections of the city,
listed in the advertisement on an-
other page of this issue of The
Chronicle. Only a limited number
of tickets will be sold in order
not to inconvenience the excur-
sionists. The tickets at the dock
will be 75 cents.
The next meeting of the Auxili-
ary will be held at Jericho Tem-
ple, 2705 Joy Road, on Thursday,
Aug. 4, at 9 p. m. All are urged
to attend.
The annual bazaar will be held
from Dec. 10 to 18, inclusive, at
the Bnai Moshe Center, Dexter
and Lawrence.

Hadassah Lists Gifts to Tree
Planting Program of J. N.
F. and to Child Welfare

Fund

gratitude
The mourning families,

With deepest

A.

Ticktin

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Three Organizations Corn-
mend Broadcast of He-
brew Address Over Alt-

man's Jewish Radio Hour

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Please permit us to extend our
thanks through your worthy pa-
per to our friend, Hyman Altman,
sponsor of the Jewish Radio Your
over WMBC for the "treat" he
gave all the Ilebraists of Detroit
last Saturday evening by invit-
ing Bernard Isaacs, superintend-
ent of the United Hebrew Schools,
to deliver an address in Hebrew.
We believe that this is the first
time that a Ilebrew address has
been broadcast over a radio sta-
tion in this part of the country.
New York has a Hebrew Hour as
a permanent feature. It has been
established by the Histadruth Iv-
rith of New York and has become
very popular.
We hope that this Hebrew ad-
dress delivered by Mr. Isaacs will
not remain an isolated matter,
but will become a feature of Alt-
man's Jewish Radio Hour. At
least once a month the Ilebraists
of Detroit and vicinity will be
privileged to hear the words of
our beloved Hebrew language car-
ried over the air.
Our deepest gratitude to Mr.
Altman who has initiated such a
fine project.
Hebrew Teachers Organization
of Detroit,
M. Michlin, chairman;
Kvutzah Ivrith of Detroit,
Aaron Rosenberg, Pres.;
Alumni Association of United
Hebrew Schools,
Anna Katz, Pres.

The Detroit chapter of Hadas-
sah announces that its Jewish Na-
tional Fund Committee has re-
ceived the following contributions
to the tree planting program:
Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Blum-
berg, in memory of Esther Blu-
Nazis War on Viennese Attempt.
menau, and in memory of Sarah
ing to Aid Jews
Service Call — 50c
Docketing Opposed
Graff; Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Levin,
VIENNA. (WNS) —Evidence
The Pope has made it plain that in honor of the 25th wedding an-
Authorized R.C.A. and Philco Service Engineers
that some Austrians have been man could not be docketed in pre- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRED
making undercover efforts to scribed pigeon holes, as Nordic, rice Zackheim; Mr. and Mrs. Col-
shield and protect Jews, was pre- or Negro, as Christian, or Jew. man Shapiro, in memory of Sam
sented by Herr Globecnik, Nazi Catholicism to him is not a reli- Nayer; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Da-
HO. 4717
11525 DEXTER
district leader for Vienna, when gion which can allow itself to par. vidson, in memory of Morris Ros-
he issued a warning that "we ticularize against any man of oastein; Mr. and Mrs. R. Saulson,
shall make every effort to make whatever race or creed.
in memory of Morris Rosenstein; Gifts to Sylvia Simons Schol-
ROBINSON CANDIDATE
the Jews emigrate, and we are
True to the concept of the Ro- Mrs. Joseph Wetsman, in mem-
arship Fund of Music
carefully
watching
these
people
man
Catholic
Church
as
being
the
ory of Morris Rosenstein; Mrs.
FOR WAYNE'S SHERIFF
Study Club
who wish to protect Jews. Such exponent of a religion with a uni- Anna Srere, in memory of par-
protection is sabotage, and we versal viewpoint, he sees in "su- ents, Hannah Rebecca and Her-
"The sheriff's office is obsolete shall proceed against these peo- per-nationalism" the direct an- man Edelson; East Side Book
The Sylvia Simons Scholarship
and, if elected, I will chop away ple when I am given the neces- tithesis of all that Christianity, Club, in memory of Michael Olen- Memorial Fund of the Music Study
the deadwood and save the tax- sary orders." Indicating further or any religion of the spirit, must ikoff.
Club received contributions from
payers sonic money," announced drastic steps to'speed up the slim try to teach, "the brotherhood of
BATES .
CADILLAC
A Golden Book inscription has the following:
Are now located in
In memory of Sylvia Simons,
Harold C. Robinson, a Republi- ination of Jews from Vienna, man."
been started in memory of Aaron
more spacious, newer
can candidate for sheriff. Robin- Globecnik said "the Nazi party
The Observatore Romano, the Meyer, by the following: 0. Slier from Mr. and Mrs. James Rosen-
quarters.
has ordered the state to clear official organ of the Vatican, has family, Max Gordon, Henry berg and Miss Hattie Gittleman•
Vienna of its Jews. But if any- this to say of racist theories orig- Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard in memory of Rachel Schwayder
We are better able to
of Denver, Colo., from board of
thing should arise which hinders mated by the philosophers of Nazi Isaacs.
serve you i n our new
this task, or if the state fails to Germany and now in danger of Mrs. Herman August, chairman directors of Music Study Club; in
location.
act in this matter, the Nazi party being introduced into the mother of the Child Welfare Committee honor of graduation of Naomi
WINDOW SHADES
will prove it is strong enough to land of the Catholic Church:
on their
of Hadassah, acknowledges the Stone, from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Linoleum - Carpeting
carry through its ow npoint of nralrod
" r following contributions; Robert Morse.
• • such
N." racism. It not refutes
view."
Contributions
may
be
sent
to
ond foologlud esoeto Loewenberg and daughters, in
VENETIAN BLINDS
i i. ,nn
Taking advantage of the panic lint, hut nlso the dangerous tool, honor of the 25th wedding anni- the chairman of the fund, Mrs.
Drapery Hardware
in Jewish circles growing out of . Z:riii:eT r i'ii:ki=u`gy "71
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. S. Souls, 2046 Taylor Ave.
versary
Get Our Prices nntl oasts
the Nazification in Austria, Chris- their ollgoIt) 111111 t heta rerlormpl es- Zackheim; the Buchhalter family,
Free Estimates Fursd,hed
teem, I ot In say. te
nor... 3
tian missionaries are making imses god Conditions for tseoprrallon in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Highland Park A.Z.A. Chap-
MUSIC BY -
1011K. ,
8625 LINWOOD
thousands of converts. Dr. C. H. and peat, behseen
Arnold Fox; Dr. and Mrs. Harry
ter 313 Elects Officers
And following from this con- A. August, in memory of Mrs.
MIKE FALK and his MASTER DANCE WIZARDS
D. Grimes, chaplain of the Brit-
Call TYler 5-1230
ish Church in Vienna, is reported demnation of racism to its cor- Betty Magidsohn and honoring
Decks—Extra
Dancing on Both
Added Features & Attractions
Heading Ilighland Park Chap-
to have baptized no less than rollary, anti-Semitism, the Catho- graduation of Naomi Stone; Mr.
Boat leaves foot of Woodward promptly at 8:30 P. M.
ter 313 of Aleph Zadick Aleph,
lic
Church
has
broadened
its
at-
500 Jews in recent weeks. The
and Mrs. Alex Immerman, in hon- junior branch of Bnal Brith, for
Tickets in advance, 50c — At dock, 75c
proselytes are of all ages. As a tack to include the persecution of or of 25th wedding anniversary
to at Slosin'it, 112th and (ilentetonei Mortis's. Itla and
NOW
on
the remainder of the year is Wil-
J. W. E. W. 0. Branch to
Lee Mort; Phillips', lothand ('sheet' Goltinton'n, lInnoml and Carter:
preliminary to conversion, Dr. defenseless Jewry not only in of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zack-
lin. 04
Itokery, 13711 notentoelt
Berman's. lino 0041 131111111T4I,
fred Katz. Other officers are:
Have Lawn Party Aug. 3
Grimes conducted a course of in- Germany but throughout the heim and in memory of Esther
Fellman. Fenkell nod Parholtiet Goldenberg's, 4136 Igothurst at Martin-
Philip Rothschild, publicity editor;
dale; Besky', Master nod If . 011111(N 0041 I 151140,111, Mester and 31.-
struction in Christianity. There world.
and Philip Rosenthal; Mr. and Seymour Jacoby, first vice presi-
len.); •siesePs. Itokionol and (torn, Cassel's, Ouldand end (torn; ('hnplie.s
have been days when as many as
In a recent issue of the Osser- Mrs. Lee Streifling, in memory of dent; Julian Feiler, treasurer;
110 Cadillac Square.
A special meeting of the North
60 Jews were baptized en masse. vatore Romano, official organ of I Mrs. Betty Magidsohn; Mr. and
Walter Grossfeld, secretary; Lou-
Woodward branch of the Jewish
the Vatican, the newspaper says Mrs. Seymour Frank, in honor
is
Hoexter,
sergeant
-
at
-
arms;
Women's European Welfare Or-
HAROLD C. ROBINSON
Bill Curbing that, "it is inevitable that any of the 25th wedding anniversary Seymour Grossfeld, assistant ser- TUROVER LOAN ASS'N
Polish Senate P
ganization will be held at the
time we abandon the life of the of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zack-
Jewish Municipal
geant-at-arms; Ric hard Cole,
home of Mrs. E. Epps, 1930 Chi- son is president of the. Film
INSTALLS OFFICERS
gospels, human lives perish. To- j heim; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone, chaplain.
Representation
Jess R. Feiler and
cago Blvd., on Monday, Aug. 1, Truck Service and is vice-presi-
ward the Israelites we are not in memory of Mrs. L. Lambert;
WARSAW.
(WNS)—Over
the
Nathan Rubin, vice presidents of
at 12:30 p. m. Members are dent of the Variety Club. lie is
only extremely anti-Christian andlhonoring their birthdays, Gloria Louis Marshall lodge of Bnai
The Turover Loan Association,
urged to attend and settle up for also a member of Kiwanis No. 1. opposition of the Jewish senator anti-civil, but inhuman.
' Hamburger, Eleanor Cullen, Rich- j
were elected advisers to entering its 17th year of success-
tickets for the excursion held For about two years he was un- Prpf. Moses Schorr and other mi-
For them. the misery of exile and Mitchell, Dorothy Bernbaum,' the chapter.
ful operation, installed the fol-
nority
representatives,
the
Polish
July 26. Mrs. Ida Schultz thanks dersheriff during the regime of
Senate passed a bill changing the and outlawing is not enough; it Sheldon Skolnick.
Installation will take place in lowing new officers at its meeting
members and friends for their Henry Behrendt.
Contributions to the Jewish Na- August, with Louis Marshall on Thursday, July 15, at Jericho
existing municipal election law goes on to the pillory, beatings,
co-operation in helping to make
"I resigned as undersheriff be-
wounding
and
death."
tional
Fund
tree
planting
project
Temple: Isador Sosnick, presi-
cause I couldn't stand the way in a way that will sharply reduce
it a success
A crushing condemnation of offer a splendid way of honoring Lodge as sponsor. A swimming dent; William Hoffman, vice pres-
the representation of minorities
A lawn party will be held on things were going in that office," in local governing bodies. Spokes- dictatorships as violating the laws a friend, an occasion, or the mem- party and a summer midnight ident; Jacob Gorelick, secretary;
dinner
are
planned
at
Round
Lake
Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 7:30 p.m, Robinson said.
of nature and humanity is con- ory of a beloved departed one.
for the informal installation. Er- Nathan P. Rossen, treasurer;
"There is too much wasted ef- men for the law explained that tained in the Pope's encyclical on
at the home of Mrs. Morris Die-
Mrs. Philip Lipson, University
Aaron Eckstadt, recording secre-
it was intended to "Polonize" the
ner, 3816 Cortland Ave. In case fort and money. The office of cities and would ultimately alter Germany. The Pope has no love 1-9440, and Mrs. David Seligson, nest Denefeld is in charge of ar- tary; David Hertz, Max Stark,
Save your savings for
of rain it will be held on Thurs- sheriff is a back number. Its the entire aspect of Polish cities. for the Caesars of yesterday and Townsend 8-8742, will gladly sup- rangements.
Gold satin baseball caps were Jacob Bobrin, Charles SmithOler.
other things. Sample
day evening, Aug. 4. Refresh- only valuable functions today are Another bill intended to restrict today. Both Hitler and Mussolini ply information concerning the
man Lichtman, board of directors;
presented
to
the
chapter
by
the
to
provide
a
warden
and
guards
ments will be served and there
if not by name, then at least, by planting of trees in Palestine.
fares:
retiring president, Ernest Dene- Sol Lumberg, legal advisor.
for the County Jail and process Jewish butchers was also passed direct implication, are flayed as
will be bridge prizes.
One
Round
Those desiring to make con-
by the senate.
The Turover Loan Association ,
Ma)
grip
The organization acknowledges servers and guards for the court.
humans who have usurped their tributions to the child `welfare feld, as tokens from his trip to an affiliate of the Turover Aid
the following donations to the If I am elected, I will restrict Hungary Puts First Part of prerogatives to play God before a committee of liadas.sah may ob- Estes Park, Colo., for the annual Society has established an en-
Toledo
$1.00
$1.80
A. Z. A. convention.
Benjamin Wisper Memorial Flow- its activities to those spheres and
misled
and
hypnotized
people.
tain
full
information
by
phoning
Lansing
2.05
3.30
Numerus Clematis Law
Members of Chapter 313 wel- viable record of fair dealing with
er Fund of which Mrs. A. J. Red- eliminate the road patrol, detec-
"If a race or people," declared Mrs. Herman August at Townsend
into Effect
Grand Rapids 3.05
5.60
comed Boris' Comforty, secretary its members, having weathered
blatt is chairman: Mrs. I. B. tive bureau and all that sort of
BUDAPEST. (WNS)—An or- the Pope, "if a State or one of 8-8817.
of
A. Z. A. of Sofia, Bulgaria two depressions without any de• j
thing.
No
one
would
lose
and
the
Jackson
1.50
2.90
Krauss, in memory of her brother,
its determinate forms, if a repre
der
putting
into
effect
the
new
preciation
in
the
value
of
its
and later heard Mr. Comforty's
Abraham J. Silin; Mrs. J. Robins, taxpayers would gain a substan- numerus clausus law restricting sentative of civil power or other
Saginaw
2.50
4.10
stock,
address,
"The
Problem
of
Youth
tial
saving
if
all
those
functions
for Yiskor; Mrs. J. Green, for
Bay City
to 20 per cent the proportion of fundamental element of human
2.75
4.60
in Europe," delivered at the Bnai
Yahrzeit; Mrs. Satovsky, in honor were eliminated."
in economic and cultural society have in the natural order
Calumet
11.50
20.70
Moshe auditorium on Thursday.
Campaign headquarters have Jews
Contributions
to
Temple
of grandchild's marriage; Mrs.
.
essential
place
and
one
worthy
life was announced in the official an
The chapter has planned
Ilonigman, in honor of daughter's been established in the Film Ex- gazette with regard to Jews em- or respect, whosoever removes
Beth El Funds
Frequent Service to
swimming outing and sailboat
marriage; Mrs. A. Katzin, in change Bldg. Fred Freedman, ployed in the press, theater and them from this scale of earthly
former
deputy
sheriff,
is
in
race
at the cottage of Leroy Ilelf- Roth Franke. ElaMela Memorial Loan
All Points
On
Sunday,
Detroit
Bnai
Brith
honor of her husband's recovery;
Fond:
music worlds. The 20 per cent values to elevate them as supreme lodges will sponsor an outing at man on Lake St. Clair next Sun-
In memory of Ruth Franklin Ein•
Mrs. Martin of Riverhead, Long charge.
limit must be reached by Decem- ruler of all, even of religious va
day.
Mein
from
Herbert
Itberfelder
of
nth
Island, N. Y., in honor of her
lues, and to defy them with an Cass-Benton Park, at the end of
fagot In memory of Rachel flhotayder
ber 31, 1939.
Wilfred Katz and Julian Feiler of Itenver. Colo. from Ilernsrd F.
.new-born baby.
NEW COOLING SYSTEM
idolatrous cult, perverts and falsi- West Six Mile Road, starting at
1 o'clock. Scheduled, among other were elected representatives to Berne. In meno,th. of Bethel and
AT DEXTER THEATER Estonia Wants No More German- fies the order created and imposed events
Solomon. ineoh and Amelia
Washington Blvd.
of the day, are speed the Detroit and Windsor Council. Solomon
I,vyn from
Mr. and Mn Harry R.
by God and is far from true faith
Jewish Refugees
Summer activities for the chap- nolornon, In memory of Samuel Kay
races, a nine-inning baseball game
at Grand River Ave.
RIGA. (WNS) — Estonia will in God and from the conception
Onto from Mrs. Rommel Kay
(Wm
A new air-conditioning systeni
ter
include
the
final
rounds
in
•
between
Marshall
Lodge
and
Pis-
In memory of William Wartburg. , from
true
CA. 9000
has been installed by the Dexter admit no more Jewish refugees of life in conformity with
Mrs FTPA MA rY1111011t •n.I Bother Bloom:
gah Lodge, and a variety of golf tournament and tennis.
memory of Pauline Montan from Mr.
Theater, Dexter and Burlingame. from Germany and Austria, 0. faith."
The next meeting will be held in
• A1 Mrs. John Painter; In memory of
On another occasion the Pope games in which the ladies as well
Kask,
Estonian
minister
of
wel-
This system is controlled auto-
at
the
home
of
Wilfred
Katz,
75
Pauline Montan and Adolph
as
the
men
will
be
able
to
take
Flatlet.
fare, declared in an interview bluntly said: "It seems incredible part. The public will be welcome Winona. All members are urged ; Ix:, Mr. and Mre. Irvine T. Hoer.
William Chagy, well-known De- matically, insuring perfect cooling
here. Kask said the Jewish prob- that after. 19 centuries of Chris- without charge.
to attend the semi-monthly meet- Temple Memorial
troit Jewish singer and entertain- at all times.
lem
becomes acute only in those tianity someone should proclaim
In honor
In
of the birthday of Mr..
ings and guests are also invited.
No expense has been spared to
er, will sponsor a benefit concert
A. .1 Rosernot from a A Mealy Com- I
countries where the small num- a moral and social state pagan-
most
the
furnish
the
theater
with
Sew-
and
at Littman Hall, 12th
Gifts to North End Clinic For information write Philip lone. In Memory of H M Well and •
ism."
ber
of
Jews
strongly
influences
Mr , .
Minnie Cohn from Mrs. Louis
Rothschild, 637 W. Robinwood.
ard, on Friday evening, Aug. 26. modern refrigeration system, and
The Pope by these and simile:
Well and naught err to memory of
economic life.
Tickets will be placed on sale all precautions are taken to as-
Paulin Woman front Mr.. Adolph Jewish Women's European
North End Clinic has received
statements and by his open mani-
alotnon
sure germ-free air for the thea-
this week.
Contributions
to
the
Jewish
the
following
contributions:
Ilneteraald Molt Fond:
Hitler Wan • Horse but the Horse festations of disapproval during
Welfare Organization
In memory of Abraham Root front
ter.
In memory of Pooh. Rieman. •nd
Children's Home
Hitler's recent visit to Rome gives The
Is Now Hedjaz
Pink )
rrilly; in memory of
M. Cook of Ihitoth. 11150.. from )4ra.
The Dexter Theater's perform-
•nd
t' A Floeterwald
WJR ances
MANILA.
(WNS)—Hitler
was his blessing to the fight against Mrs. Milton Illornsn tram Mr
Cantor to Speak
on
Mon-
at
6:45
p.
m.
start
Mrs. Monroe Itonendeld, Mns. Jacob
I
Tellkm Fond:
A board meeting of J. W. E.
The Jewish Children's Home of Illooathardea
and itritendant evils.
ItnYia
%fro nitIney 711111serman. Mrs
mory of Mrs
Tuesday for Refugee Chil- days, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at a horse in the government-owned Nazism
Rohinson
The
militant stand of the viol. Wolf. Mr. Floren.s Onge and Detroit acknowledges with thanks front lir. nn Mrs Philip 111.mgar•
W. 0, was held at Mra. Rosen-
12:45 p. m. on Wednesdays and stock farm here but he is no
Marx 111.mtleid.
en.
dren's Aid Fund
powerful Church
the receipt of donations from the
' stein's home. Several new cases
Saturdays and at 1:45 p. rn. on more. When the German consul world's most
taloa Frayer Maim
following: Mrs. Leabal, Brooklyn,
In memo, of Morris Bernard. the we
take n
Bargain prices prevail learned that the government stock eginst the forces of darkness
Jews Win International
Under the auspices of the Na- Sundays.
es Unloet
N. Y.; Mrs. Levine, Mrs. Philip Temple att. presented with Bra
farm
had
named
one
of
its
colts
which
threaten
to
bring
our
mod-
re mad e for to hn e 1 ". n r n aunag l e : n ie c
at all times as follows: 20 cents
Prater nooks by Ilr. •nd Mrs.
A.
tional Council of Jewish Women,
Piano Contest Prizes
protest with ern civilization to its knees, raises
Greenwald, Dexter Theater, Rayot Ottenhers
to be held Sunday, Aug. 14. at
for adults until 6 p. m. and 10 Hitler, he lodged a
Eddie Cantor will speak on be-
Two Jews won Prizes in the Club of Community Center, Mar-
Dr. Vicente Ferriols, of the bu- real hone for the future.
Palmer Park.. A regular meeting
half of the Refugee Children's cents for children at all times.
The might of the state and the international Yea ye Memorial tin Eichelbaum.
reau of animal industry. Dr.
The second International Con- will be held at the Bnai Moshe
Aid on Tuesday afternoon, Aug.
sword
are
powerless
against
the
Contest
in
piano
at
Brussels,
Bel-
Ferriols
then
wrote
to
the
stock
gress
of
the
World Assembly on Monday, -Aug. 1, at I o'clock.
Vienna is flooded with mission-
2, at 4 p. m., E. S. T.. over
united forces of the spirit. When gium, They are Emile Goihin
In order to know the value of against Racism and Anti-Semit-
of various Christian sects farm director to change the name
station WJR. Those who listen in I
of the horse. So Hitler the horse the Pope invites all men, regard- who won first prize and Jacob money a man roust be obliged to ism is scheduled to open in Paris
Offended self-esteem will never
seeking
converts
among
the
har-
are asked to send cards to Mr.
les of race or religion to join Flier who won third prize. borrow.
July 23.
is now the horse Hedjaa
forgive.
assed Jewish population.
Cantor expressing appreciation.

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