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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1938

VOL. XL NO. 21

CADILLAC
1-040

HOPE FOR PARLEYS Dr. Golub Recommends Erection SLOVAKS CREATE American Jews Unite to Oppose Nullification of
ON REFUGEES' AID Of 200-Bed Hospital in Detroit • NEW FEARS WITH The Balfour Declaration; Four National Bodies
ANTI-JEWISH PLAN
DASHED BY HITLER
Cable Protest ; Detroit Jews Urge U. S. to Act

Urges That Community Aspire to Highest Attainments
In Constructing Proposed Building; Lauds
Danger of Anti - Semitiam
Work of North End Clinic
Warns Foreign Statesmen
Grows Throughout
Not to Meddle in Internal
Stating that the Jews of Detroit ?;ew York City, to ascertain
Czechoslovakia
German Affairs
would be better off without a whether there is a need for a
hospital than with one of stun- hospital under Jewish auspices in
FORBID REICH JEWS
dards below the highest possible Detroit. harry L. Lurie, execu-
TO ENTER SUDETENS
MUSSOLINI IS URGED
attainment, Dr. J. J. Golub in- tive of the Council of Federations
TO STOP JEW BAITING e ludes a description of the type and Welfare Funds, is directing
of medical institution best suited a study of the financial ability Boycott Credited With 40
local community needs in his and readiness of Detroit's Jewish
Per Cent Drop in Ger-
20,000 Italian J ew a Are to
study for the Jewish Hospital community to erect and main-
man Exports to U. S.
Exempt from the Anti
In line with his sug- tali such an institution, as the
Survey.
Semitic Decrees
gestion he commends the high second half of the survey. Pub-
PRAGUE. — (WNS) — The

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Secretary of State Hull and President Roosevelt Are Urged to Intercede Against
Crushing of Jewish National Hopes; Congressman Dingell Among
First to Act With Plea in Behalf of Jewish Homeland

ORGANIZATIONS RALLY TO THE CALL OF DETROIT'S
CHAPTER OF THE JEWISH CONGRESS TO ASK U. S. AID

standard of medical service now lication of Mr. Lurie's finding adoption of an anti-Semitic
SAARBRUECKEN. (WNS)— being offered the community by and recommendations will follow plank by the newly proclaimed
Dr. Golub's study, now appear-
autonomous regime of Slovakia
Hope that Hitler's diplomatic vic- North End Clinic.
Requested by the Jewish Wel- ing serially in The Detroit Jew-
and the fear that the concentra-
tory at Munich and his acquisition
of the Sudetenland would make fare Federation to conduct the ish Chronicle.
tion
tion of some 25.000 impover-
Dr. Goleb's Suseestions
ished Jewish refugees from &-
ished
him amenable to negotiations with survey the Council of Federa-
the result of his research detenland in a Prague already
the Intergovernmental Refugee lions and Welfare Funds ap-
into
the
vast
amount
of
facts,
feeling
the economic results of
pointed
Dr.
Golub,
director
of
Committee on the question of al-
and data relative to the Czechoslovakia's dismemberment
lowing refugees to take part of the Hospital for Joint Diseases,
hospital
question,
Dr.
Golub
con-
created
new problems for the
their capital with them, is believed
eludes that there is a need for harrassed Jewish leadership here.
to have been completely dashed
additional
hospital
facilitien
in
The
first
pronouncement
of the
by Hitler himself in his Saar-
Detroit. Subject to Mr. Lurie's Sl ova ki an reg i me, which was
bruecken speech in which he
recommendations 'on financing, granted autonomy by Prague
Reports of the rumored "betrayal" of Jewish rightA in Palestine and indications that Great Britain is
bluntly told foreign powers that
considering the problem only within the Czechoslovak frame- considering the nullification of the Balfour Declaration and the abandonment of the Palestine Mandate, this
"inquiries by British statesmen or
from the standpoint of medical work, was a resolution declaring
Parliamentarians concerning the
need, he suggests that the Jews that
esiu p
ars etanldinebd
de week , aroused Jews throughout the world to call upon the conscience of the Christian world against the crushing
fate of the Reich's subjects inside
o f Detroit undertake to plan, those "s.teatetsakethaatur
Jewish hopes and the closing of the doors of Palestine to Jewish immigration,
Germany are out of order." There
15
Courses
Offered
in
Jew-
in the
erect,
equip
and
maintain
a
gen-
against
the
Marxist-Jewish
ide-i
erect,
was no reference to Jews in the
jezteroitinf
d
oewish community was taken at a series of gatherings at which all elements
Action by the Detroit
crab hospital of 200 beds, for ology." This open proclamation 1 of
ish History, Religion
speech except for the assertion
single
emergency
body
under
the
chairmanship
of
Lawrence
Crohn,
to
mobi-
a
fore.,
was
of anti-Semitism
acute iseaes.
that "we know further that now,
and Literature
that would p I trage dy for Palestine
i
ak
I line Jewish and Christian opinion against the carrying out of a policy
"This does not mean, however," shenowel sleavteeralFatmieornth i fl ago
as before, there is lurking threat-
e for the Jews of the world.
l . aGtro olubc,e "thlit hiut i miunst
explainsDir
eningly that Jewish-international
ep
Jewry
and
the
abandonment
of
a
sacred
hope
Beth El College of Jewish r
ld
lweader of the Slovak People's
world enemy who has found a liv-
The Detroit chapter of the American Jewish Congress was among the first groups to act in the emergency.
h season of
a Party, said that if Slovakia ob-
e a could bae evolved for g
am
ing expression in Bolshevism." S t udies opens its 14 taa
cur- progr
history,
courses
in
Jewish
David, Elmhurst and 14th
Hitler. however, made a sarcastic rent events, Bible literature, large hospital, selecting a large tained autonomy there would be At the meeting of representatives of more than 120 organization held at the Bnai
*Ste., on Thursday evening, reso-
enough site that would permit instituted a Jewish numerus
reference to the situation in Pal-
lutions were adopted condemn-
comparative religion, modern
expansion , but the actual con- clausus.
estine.
ing efforts to sacrifice the Pal-
Jewish literature, child study and struction could be carried out in
The fear of anti-Semitism in
Jewish
States World Jewish
estine Jewish community to the
two or three stages over a per- Prague was voiced by Franz
Mussolini Urged to Stay Anti-
Arab terrorists and demanding
Population 16,630,000
24. Registration will take place Mil of years. It is important to Friedman of the Jewish Party,
Jewish Edicts to Prevent
that the obligations to the Jews,
that night between 7 and 8 plan for a 200-bed hospital so who said that it was not impos-
Boycott in U. S.
under the Balfour Declaration
clock.
Sessions
will
be
held
sible
that
the
Jews
may
suffer
that
ultimately
it
would
include
WARSAW. — (WNS) —
NEW YORK. (WNS)—Fearing from 8 to 9 and 9 to 10 every
and the Mandate of the League
adequate provision for_ all the as a result of the country's im-
Only 60.5 per cent of all the
a possible Jewish boycott of Ital-
of Nations, be fully honored.
es,
paired
economic
structure.
Corn-
night.
medical and surgical specialti
Jews in the world now live
ian goods, services and business-
were
dispatched
Dr.
Nahum
Goldmann
to
Telegrams
The registration fee is $1 per and would have facilities for the petition for jobs between Jews Detroiter' on Programs of
in Europe where 99 per cent
men in the United States athl the
following Thursday's meeting of
Head
Delegation
at
Ses-
advancement
of
the
medical
edu-
and
non-Jews
might
lead
to
frie-
East Central States
of them lived in -1880, the
development of strained feelings course of 10 consecutive ses-
the
Detroit
chapter
of
the
Amer-
sions Oct. 29 to 31
Jewish monthly, Cooperative
between Jews and Italians in this sions. Each student may take cation of its staff members. The tion, he indicated. The fate of
Conference
lean Jewish Congress to Presi-
country as a result of Italy's anti- one or t wo courses. Among the first stage of the building pro- the thousands of German and
Movement, declares in an ar-
dent Roosevelt, Secretary of
15 courses gram could be limited, however, ustrian Jewish refugees in
ticle by Menachem Linder,
Jewish program, Supreme Court
NEW YORK, — Dr. Nahum State 111111. and all members of
Czechoslovakia was also in doubt.
from
which
A
Rabbi Solomon Goldman, presi-
to 100
or 120 beds.
member of the Jewish Scien-
Justice Salvatore A. Cotillo, one
Goldmann, chairman of • the ad- Congress from Michigan, appeal-
In view of the government's re-
students
m
a
v
tific Institute, who fixes the
of the leading Italian-Americans
Small Plant Inclusions
ministrative committee of the ing to them to use their best in-
duced income as a result of the dent of the Zionist Organization
choose will be
world Jewish population at
and a friend of Mussolini, sent it
the course in Dr. Golub emphasizes the nec- loss of tax revenues from the of America, will address the lunch-
World Jewish Congress. will ar- fluence to urge Great Britain to
the end of 1937 at 16,630,000,
Duce a cablegram urging him to
current events, essity of drawing up complete Sudeten, subsidies to Jewish reli- eon meeting of the East, Central
rive in the United States on Oct. live up to the obligations she
an increase of 320,000 over
postpone the execution of new
given by Rabbi Plans for a 200-bed hospital, no pious and communal institutions States Regional Conference of
25, to participate in the sessions assumed under the Mandate.
edicts against Jews until he (Co-
1935.
The
article
points
out
Leon Pram. matter how limited the unit ached- c'are expected to e be
wit h drawn.
of the American Jewish Con-
A resolution was adopt-
the Council of Jewish Federations
that one-third of all the Jews
tillo) could conic to Rome to in-
uled
for
initial
construction.
The
Jewish
refugees
from
the
gress which open at the Hotel
who has been
tercede personally on behalf of
in the world live in the
and Welfare Funds, on Sunday,
ed by the Jewish Con-
" These plans should show the Sudeten are in effect people
Biltmore in New York on the
teaching
this
Italian Jewry. Judge Cotillo said
Oct. 23, in Louisville, it was an-
United States and that more
evening of Oct. 29. Dr. Gold-
gress calling upon the
subject now proper utilization for the site," , without a country since they nounced this week by Dr. C. W.
than 5 per cent of the world
in his cable that he had been asked
mann will head a distinguished
for many he states, "by orienting all build- have been denied German citt-
Jewish Community Coun-
Jewish population lives In Pal-
to intercede with Mussolini by "a
ings
and
areas
and
outlining
their
zenship
and
have
not
been
ac-
delegation from abroad who will
years . Last
cil to convene a special
congregation of the most impor-
estine. The .United States.
conic to America to confer with
season its location and relation to one an- I corded Czech nationality... -
tant social. leaders, prqfessional
with more than 4,500,000
meeting of the entire body
Face Many Difficulties
the leaders of United States
course itself other. The planning should per-
men. merchants, rabbis, states-
Jew's,
has
the
largest
Jewish
With Nazi anti-Semitism being
Jewry on the activities which
to deal with the emer-
Rabbi From
had an enroll- out flexibility, facility of opera-
population, followed by Po-
men and illustrious leaders repre-
must be immediately undertaken
of '200 tion, economy of operation, co-, introduced swiftly in the Sudeten
gency situation.
land, with 3,250,000, the So-
senting the Americans of Jewish students. Rabbi ment
Fram brings to ordination of hospital care with zones occupied by German
in behalf of stricken Jewish com-
viet Union, with 3,000,000,
Responding to the'pop-
faith."
this course not only his thorough teaching and research as well as troops, the 10,000 Jews living in
munities abroad. Ile will bring
and Rumania with more than
ular call, Simon Shetzer,
architectural beauty.
the zones whose ultimate fate is
with him a comprhensive report
20,000 Italian Jews Exempt from knowledge of Jewish history, but
1,000,000,
according
to
Lin-
The hospital should include in to be determined by plebiscite
on the situation as it obtains in
president of the Jewish
his personal impressions, gath-
Anti-Semitic Decrees
der.
the first stage of construction; were confronted with the choice
Europe, based on first-hand ob-
Community Council, an-
ROME. (WNS) — Exemptions ered in the course of puny jour-
business offices; medical staff, of remaining where they are and
servations,
and
the
recommenda-
neys
to
the
lands
where
Jewish
from the new anti-Semitic de-
nounced that an emer-
record, library and social service risking the possibility of becom-
, Lions of European Jewry for the
ere esgranted to families of Jews hist or y is enacted—Palestine,
gency meeting will be
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rooms; personnel lockers and rest
action to be undertaken in their
who fought for Italy in her last Czechoslovakia, Germany, Po-
rooms; mechanical work and re-
behalf by the American Jewish
called for next Wednes-
four wars or were killed or wound- land, Rumania, Latin America
pair
shows.
morgue
and
necropsy
community.
day evening, at the Jew-
ed in them, will benefit 4,000 fami- and Russia.
rooms; laundry, kitchen and din-
associates
op
e
hn
i
i
n
t
yt
u
Goldmann
da
m
na
Visiting
Teachers
lies, or approximately 20,000 per-
i s h Community Center.
ing rooms; accident and emer-
pre-
opportunity
sons, about one-third of the esti-
T here will be three other gency service; ambulance gar-
Delegates of all Jewish
sen the picture of Jewish life
sent
mated Jewish population. accord- courses offered in Jewish history.
age and store rooms; pharmacy;
o r g a nizationa affiliated
as it has been created by the
ing to figures made available here. Rabbi Eric Friedland of Pontiac
laboratories with modest research
Institution
in
Vi-,
advance
of
Ilitlerism
and
other
with the Council are cal-
Under the new decree announced will give one course in ancient
facilities; x-ray; electro-cardio-
pub-
a
forms
of
anti-Semitism
at
enna
Cares
for
350
by the Fascist Grand Council Jewish history and one course in graphy and metabolism; occupa-
led upon to attend this
Tidbits from Everywhere
lie meeting arranged for this
families of Jews in these cate- modern Jewish history. Rabbi
Jewish Young Men
meeting.
tional therapy; physical and fever
purpose in connection with the
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
genies as well as Jews who fought Elmer Berger of Flint will give
a
discussion
course
in
contempo-
therapy;
surgical
operating
suite;
g The
of Oct.
3e1s.s i °ants Coannitehgei e e
Congressman John, D. Dingell
for Fascism in its early days. are
delivery rooms and nursery; priv-
ses-
NEW
YORK.
—
The
German
s
weerdeni. tits.
A. F. I)
was among the first to act in
not affected by any anti-Jewish rary Jewish parties and move- ate, semi-private and ward rooms;
government has granted permis•sions will transfer itself to Car- defense of Jewish rights in Pal-
measures except those excluding ments.
solaria; nursing stations; exam- CZECH-UP
e evening , re- estine. On Tuesday, Congress-
sion to establish an ORT training nmentriiienglI all f or
RABBI SOLOMON GOLDMAN
Jews from the teaching profes-
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will give ing rooms; utility, bathing and
the fol-
school in Vienna where several
th
its d e lib erations
wonder whether any of
akin.
the Bible courses. He will give toilet facilities; quarters for resi- the We
German troops that marched Efroymson, of Indianapolis. chair- hundred young men will be able lowing day to hear the reports man
Dingell
sent the following
telegram
to Secretary
of State
one course on the "Literary dents and internes; recreation fa-
of
the
Czech
province
man
of
the
conference.
This
fifth
to
learn
a
trade
before
emigrating
of
the
various
commissions
to be
Reich Jews Holding U. S. Visas to Beauty of the Bible" and an-
cilities; a few rooms for the resi- into Sudet
Sudetenland know that once annual conclave of lay leaders to other lands, according to a cable named on Saturday and Sunday, Hull:
Have Passports Revalidated
Jews
tion of the New Testament" dence of the executive nursing the
" Friends of Jews
Bohemia fought for the German
BERLIN. (WNS) — German other on the "Jewish Interpreta-
n from the Jewish communities of received here by the American Oct. 29 and 30.
staff and modest facilities for
six east central states will be held
throughout the nation are
Another feature of the ses-
Jews already in possession of the tion." The courses in religion will clinical teaching.
emperors . . . The ancient Jewish at the Kentucky hotel, Louisville, Ort Federation from the officers
of
the
International
ORT
Union
sion
will
be
the
formal
opening
deeply
concerned over
American immigration visas will be given by Rabbi Charles Lesser
cemetery and the famous Alt-
Small Plant Exclusions
in Paris. The cable was made of a second Congress house to
not be affected by the new Nazi of Jackson, Mich. lie will teach
Oct. 22 and 23.
"The hospital should exclude neuschul in Prague are silent Ky., Noted
as a scholar and author, public by B. Charney Vladeck, care for refugees from persecu- the situation in Palestine
order invalidating all passports
to this . . . In the
religion and the in the first stage of construction: witnesses
and the disintegration of
comparative
date from
596 A.
D., is and
held by Jews as of Oct. 7. United customs, symbols and ceremonies outpatient service; nurses' school to
cemetery
the oldest
grave
said Rabbi Goldman, spiritual leader national chairman of the Ameri- tion in Germany, Austria, Italy
of the Anshe Emeth Synagogue. can ORT Federation campaign and other lands. The opening
all that has been thus far
States Consul General Raymond of Jewish Life. The course in and residence; housing for entire
Baro Chicago, has chosen for his sub- which is seeking $450,000 to pro- will take place on Saturday
gained under the Pales-
II. Geist was assured by the Ges- modern Jewish literature will be personnel; extensive research and
, too, is the tombstone of ject "A Community-Wide Pro- vide agricultural and technical afternoon, Oct. 29, and will take
tapo. Ile was told that Jews hold- given by Rabbi Berger. teaching facilities; auditorium and theren Treuburg, who received a
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. . gram for Jewish Education." his education for Jews in Germany 'he form of a reception to the
l have their
ing such visaswoud
patent of nobility in the I 1th
committee rooms; generators for patent
Course for Parents
address will be followed. Sunday and Eastern Europe.
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delegates to the sessions of the
century for bravery in war
Beth El College will this year electricity, (electric energy to be Another grave there is that of afternoon, by a panel discussion
The cable stated that permission American Jewish Congress who
purchased
from
public
utility).
of the question "Can We Have
attempt a new venture in Jewish
will be coming from 133 commu-
Otto
Bitter,
major-general
in
to
build
the
ORT
school
followed
North End Clinic's Role
d or- Centralized, Co-ordinated Jewish a plea by Prof. lleinrich Neu- nities in 30 States of the Union.
education, a class for young
"The building program excludes Count Pappenheim's forces
Educational Agencies in Our Com-
parents in methods of teaching
It is expected that a number of
ing
the
Thirty
Years'
War
.
.
.
mann,
noted
international
throat
ctlil ledreiiewtiosh lorveeligtiohne an out-patient department from banner
specialist, who is now head of an outstanding exiles from lands of
its first stage of construction. It In the Altneuschul hangs a red
oppression of all faiths will par-
which
Emperor
Karl
IV
muAiti"7"
Judge
Charles
Ru-
ORT
committee
in
Vienna.
The
par-
and the Jewish people. This is unthinkable, however. to have dedicated
deliverance
Prague
dui of
ing the
leaders
from
other and
cities
will par-
on of
the
occasion
biner of
Detroit
community
school is being erected on a large ticipate in the opening ceremo-
course is being given in response a modern hospital without one.
National Fund to Observe
ticipate in the symposium.
tract of land located in Stablau, nies.
to the requests of many young The hospital would be incomplete
The conference program will
75th Anniversary of
The second Congress House is
Thirty Years' War . . . In
Traditional Commencement Parents who are anxious that in its service, ambulatory patients the
or- a suburb of Vienna, where 350
the
Swedes
a
heroic
part
was
have
as
its
general
theme
the
or-
established
at
48
W.
68th
St.,
the defense of the city against
Jewish men, meetly former doc-
World President
Exercises to Be Held on
their children shall grow up with would be left out of the rounded
. . . ganization of local communities
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a normal affection for their program of medical care and it
to help them cope with responsi-
Simchas Torah Morning
played by Jewish soldiers
On
Wednesday
evening, Oct.
TO .DiToRIAL PAGE5
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bilities of meeting Jewish needs,
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That synagogue is also identified
26, the Detroit Council of the
famous Rabbi Loew, the local, national and overseas; the
The largest class in the history
with the famous
Jewish.
„National
Fund
will hold
problem of protection of equal
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
creator of the Golem . . : Ac-
a celebration in honor of the
rights of Jews; plans for German
numbering 71 boys and girls,
cording to legend that synagogue,
13th cue,
75th
birthday
of
Menahem
will be graduated at the junior
can- refugees; problems of employ-
which dates from the
Ussishkin, veteran Zionist states-
ment and vocational guidance, and
commencement ex e re i see on
tury, was built with stones which
man and world president of the
Today's Headline In the Light of History
the Jews had carried with them the scope of local welfare fund
Tuesday morning, Oct. 18, dur-
Keren Kavemeth Le Israel. the
ing the Simchas Torah services.
from Jerusalem after the destruc- financing. Mrs. Joseph II. Ehr-
Jewish National Fund. It will be
tion of the Temple . . . There lich, former president of the Do-
Rabbis A. M. Ilershman and
By PROFESSOR LOUIS FINKELSTEIN
held in the auditorium of the
Morris Adler will be in charge New Pupils Being Registered in All Branches; Holidays wns a time when Prague was the troit Service Group, the fund-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek and
capital of European Jewry in raising arm of Detroit's Jewish
of the service and Cantor J. H.
The sociological historian can people rather than on their lead- will be free to the public.
Celebrated
as
Part
of
Curriculum
Sonenklar will lead the group in
leadership and scholarship . . . Welfare Federation. will intro- hold out but one hope for the ers, the problem before us nar-
The evening will be featured
of the Schools
Simchas Torah selections. Mau-
The city still boasts an old build- duce the subject of financing with
rows down to the question of
ing in the tower of which is a a report based on a study made by survival of our civilization. As- what social force existing today by addresses by Rabbi Louis J.
rice II. Zackheim, president of
Schwefel of New York, who has
large
clock
on
which
the
hours
the
Council
of
Jewish
Federations
tonishing
and
humiliating
as
the
the synagogue, will express the
makes for the persistence of just returned from Palestine;
The twelfth annual observance 15, Milton Maned. son of Robert large
greetings of the congregation to of Education Month of the United R. Marwil, who made an extensive
inscribed in Hebrew letters and Welfare Funds on the scope suggestion may seem to rulers civilized life. Is there, in other Dr. A. II. Hershman; • rich mu-
city
hall,
having
a . Prague
the graduates, and Robert Mar-
. . This ghetto
building
was
once
the and allocations of a number of a n d statesmen,
words, any mechanism in our life. sical program. and the showing
Hebrew Schools, which began with tour of Palestine, will deliver
welfare funds throughout the the hope is quite
•il, vice-president, will award High Holy Day addresses deliv- talk at 9 p. m. He will be fol-
which could have saved the civili- of the sound film "Ilanita." the
the diplomas. Bertram Gordon
zation of Greece and Rome from epic story of the creation of the
unrelated to any
ered in the synagogues, is enter- lowed by Judge Charles Rubiner been built in 1528 by Mordecai country.
and Shirley Gourwitz will speak
on
Sunday,
Oct
16,
at
1
o'clock.
Meisel . . . the tower was added I Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower of De-
destruction?
ing now upon its second phase of
Is
e
y
t
colony of Hanita.
troit will be one of the partici- decisions
for the graduates.
Rabbi
Hershman
will
speak
on
as
a
•
distinction
for
the
services
I
The answer which must be • Rabbi Schwefel will speak on
The members of the graduat- the work as outlined by the Edu- Saturday evening, Oct. 22. and o f the Jew, during-the siege by1Pants in the panel discussion of may reach or
cation Month committee headed
given
by
the
student
who
takes
the present aitustion in Palestine.
the Swedes, the Jews in those' plans and programs for refugee plans they may
ing clam are:
by Dr. A. M. Hershman, rabbi of Nathan Milstein on Sunday, Oct.
into account the whole range of He was formerly rabbi of an
is
days having been forbidden to adjustment, which is scheduled to concoct.
Sally August, Marjorie Baer,
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue— 23. This series of talks will be
fact
history.
rather
than
•
part
of
it,
important congregation in Wash-
T
Naomi Baker. Theda Rankle,
have towers on their synagogues follow Mrs. Ehrlich', report, on due to the
that of reaching the public through concluded on Saturday evening,
must be: there is such a force. intton, D. C., where he took a
Dorothy Berenson, Mildred Bern-
Oct. 29, by the president of the or homes . . . Facing the Alt- Sunday morning. The subject of that under al-
the medium of the radio.
It inheres, however. not in any leading part in Zionist activities
stein, Charlotte Brewer, Elaine
neuschul is a large bronze statue refugee programming will be sum- most any form
Through the courtesy of Hy Hebrew schools, Harry Cohen.
government
of those aspects of our civiliza- as head of the Washington Zion-
marized by Miss Cecilia Razovsky, of
Brode, Harry Broder, Agnes Ann
man Altman. sponsor of the Yid- Nathan Milstein and A. J. Lech- of Moses, which belongs to the secretary and executive director t b e statesman
tion in which we usually take ist District and thy T'eited Pal-
Brown. Ronald Clinton, Avern
in
charge
of
the
radio
city of Prague.
dish Radio Hour on Station over
leads
pride. It has nothing to do with estine Appeal. Rabbi Schwefel
of the National Coordinating generally
Cohn, Warren Cowan, Sylvia
WMBC, a series of radio addresses programs.
FOREIGN FLASHES
idantoy. Refugees where the peo- Dr. Finkelstein our engines or the vast accumu- was the author of a weekly eel-
forGeArm
Committeferom
Dorn, Frances Dworkin, Andrey
Register
New
Pupils
will now be delivered in the in-
lation
of our scientific informa- own syndicated in the Anglo-
ale
are
inclined
Just before Mussolini left Coming
Franklin, Lorraine Gendil, Petty terests of Jewish education.
The registration of new pupils
Rome for the momentous four- • Held simultaneously, at sepa- to follow; their decisions are in tion. These distinguish us from Jewish press under the pen-
Clicker, Harriet Gold,
The opening radio talk was in all the branches of the United
Goldberg, Esther Golden, Phyllis given last Saturday evening. Oct. Ilebrew Schools, which began with man powwow he received all rate round tables, with the panel effect his decisions. The only ex- the ancients only in the degree of name of "Hillel—The Observer."
Goldman. Shirley Goldsher, Har- 8, by Lawrence W. Crohn, presi- the opening of the new semester, sorts of delegations that came symposium on Jewish education, ceptions to this rule are the ter- our power; they reflect no change giving_ popular comment and in-
to wish him luck . , . A Jewish scheduled for Sunday afternoon, roristic governments, which sup- in our character. They have side information on Jewish topics.
old Goodman, Bertram Gordon,
dent of the Detroit Zionist Or- is now in full progress. New
delegation was refused admit- will be a discussion of programs press free thought, free speech, increased our ability to destroy; He is now engaged in • nation-
Shirley Gourwitz, Rosalie Gross,
ganization and member of the classes are being organized for
Wee to II ,hue's presence. and plans for meeting Jewish em- free assembly. and free press. not our desire to build and to wide tour in the interests of the
Milton Grossman. Herbert Ja-
beginners
and
advanced
students.
Board of Education of the United
Jewish National Fund.
There would have been no Kol ployment and guidance problems. But these governments which are preserve.
cobs. Maxine Joslove, Adeline
Ilebrew Schools. He was followed Additional Bar Mitzvah classes
Dr. Hershman will speak on
The only force in the modern
Katz. Daniel Keidan, Shirley
Nidre services in French and in which Charles E. Feinberg of I the worst enemies ge civilization
are
being
opened,
and
parents
are
Maurice H. Zackheim. chair-
by
the life and work of Ussinhkin.
world
which
gives
promise
of
Kesler, Jerome
British synagogues in the event Detroit will participate, naturally do not come under con-
Keil, Susan
man of the Board of Education of urged to register their children
The musKal program will be
of Permanence to civilization is the
The
eonferenca
will
open
Satur-
isideration
in
the
question
Krause, Dorothy Lazar, Carol
of
war
.
.
.
The
chief
rabbin-
the United Hebrew Schools, who immediate) y without any delay.
Prophetic Tradition, which ex- announced in the next -issue of
Morgan, Ann Nelban. Jeanette
Importance to ales of France and England had day evening, Oct. 22, with a meet- m.serving it
It is of
delivered his address on Sunday,
Chronicle.
I
If
civilization
depends
on
the
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Special Session of Jewish Community Council Called for Wednesday Evening to
Mobilize Community's Support for Palestine; Jewish Committee,
Labor Groups Join Zionists In a Plea for Justice

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BETH EL COLLEGE

GOLDMAN TO SPEAK
AT PARLEY OCT. 23'

EUROPEAN GROUP
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HONOR USSISHKIN
BIRTHDAY OCT. 26

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AT SHAAREY ZEDEK

RADIO TALKS MARK OBSERVANCE OF
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