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October 28, 1938

Cheshvan 3, 5699

Scriptural Selections for the Sabbath

Pentateuchal portion—Gen. 12:1-17:27.
Prophetical portion--Is 40:27.41:16.

Aggravated Refugee Problem

With no relief in sight, the refugee
problem is daily becoming more aggra-
vated.
The balance sheet for the month shows
that increased suffering is the lot of refu-
gees; that exiles from Sudetenland are
living in ditches with no relief in sight;
if reports in the Berlin Angriff are to be
believed, thousands of them are being
placed in Czech concentration camps; that
because of increasing difficulty between
legitimate refugees and spies posing as
refugees the French government has for-
bidden refugees to settle in the Paris re-
gion and from establishing new businesses
there.
On the other hand, Mexico has stayed
the deportation of Autsrian Jewish refu-
gees who have escaped from Nazi con-
centration camps; two shelter camps have
been established for refugees in Belgium;
New Zealand has announced its intention
to admit as many refugees as possible
within the country's needs; Great Britain
has asked the Dominions to admit 20,000
refugees.
It is evident that the scales tip unfavor-
ably for the homeless wanderers. While
hundreds of thousands must seek avenues
of escape from terror, only a handful are
being offered relief.
The problem of the refugees is th
worst blot on the record of our civiliza
tion.

Re—mdt rL r Etzt itirr r

1938
dent Roosevelt to stand by the Wilsoniari
policy with regard to Palestine and re-
minded the President that the United
States government shares in the respon-
sibility for the establishment of the Jew-
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
ish National Home.
At the meeting of the general
The National Council of Catholic Men, committee
held Monday night.
Fortune Survey on Anti-Semitism
B. I. Bialistosky, well known
through its executive secretary, Edwin J. the cultural
Distasteful as the truth may be to us, the
committee of
most sensational, albeit frightening news
Heffron, asked the president "in the spirit Pisgah Lodge reported the fol- of The
self-evident facts must be admitted on the Jewish thinker and contributor
the week is the publication of the survey on
of justice and Christian charity" to utilize lowing plans for the winter sea- anti-Semitism in the November issue of Fortune strength of the oft-produced evidence that there to the Jewish Daily Forward,
is little anti-Semitism where there are few Jews; will be the principal speaker at
Magazine.
his influence to avert the closing of Pales- son:
that such hatred is usually proportionate to the
Oct. 31, monthly businesa
a conference of the Yiddish cul-
tine's doors to Jewish refugees and to meeting.
In January, 1936, the Fortune Survey reported
number of Jews in a given population. Except
that there was very little anti-Semitism in the
participate in efforts against the aban-
that in the present era persecutions of Jews have ture section of the Jewish Com-
Nov. 7, open meeting with en- United States and that only 14 per cent of the
donment of the Jewish National Home. tertainment, featuring a discus- People thought that Germany would be better off become no commonplace as to be found even in munity Council, to be held next
where there are only 2,000 Jews, and in Sunday morning, Oct. 30, at It
The State Legislatures of Pennsylvania sion on the Welfare Bill which for driving out the Jews. Four times as many Japan,
remote islands where Jews are only a myth. But
o'clock, in the Jewish Community
and New Jersey have adopted resolutions will be subject of a referendum voted to the contrary.
the basic truth is nevertheless definitely presented
the election on the following
"Since then," Fortune now reports, "anti-
Center. Mr. Bialistosky will take
by Dr. Herz].
invoking the President's aid in behalf of at
day.
Semitism
has
blazed
hotter
and
spread
wider
a
s his subject, "Whither Jewish
a Jewish Palestine.
•
Nov. 24, business meeting fea- in Europe, and there seems to be smoldering evi-
Culture?" Representatives of all
Others who have interceded with the turing a discussion by Rabbi Mor- dence of it here."
What Is the Solution?
groups affiliated with the Council
President include: President Walter Dill ris Adler of Congregation The effect of disturbances staged by Nazi-
Is there a solution to the problem of the Jew?
American hoodlums, the linking of Jews with
are urged to attend and hear an
Scott of Northwestern University and 23 Shaarey Zedek.
For 2,000 years the world has been searching
communistic agitation, discrimination against
inspiring message. The program
Nov. 28, stag party.
associates on his faculty; Dr. Frank King-
fur an answer to this problem. Starting with
Jews in universities, is to be seen in the way the
Dec. 1, special business meet- public answered questions on the growth of anti-
Apion and leading up to Adolf Hitler, the anti- of activity for the Yiddish sec-
don, president of the University of New-
ing devoted to balloting on can- Semitism in the latest Fortune Survey. Fortune
Semites have sought our extermination, and have tion will be discussed.
ark; members of the faculty of Washing- didates
of the "Leo N. Levi Ju- reports:
failed. Jews, as soon as a friendly hand was
Joseph Bernstein, chairman of
ton University; R. Emmet Kane, member bilee Class."
extended
to them offering an opportunity for the- Yiddish culture section, has
Little hostility
52.5%
of the executive committee of the Na-
assimilation,
sought
to
merge
with
their
neigh-
Growing hostility
Dec. 4, 95th anniversary of
announced
the organization of a
32.5%
Don't know
bors, and they, too, failed. Thus, the problem local lecture bureau, whose
tional Federation of Catholic Alumni Bnai Brith, composed of initia-
15.0%
serv-
of
2,000
years
ago
is
no
different
from
the
prob-
ices
tion
of
the
anniversary
class
in
Fortune Comments: "Thus more than half of
are free to all organizations
Catholic and Protestant clergymen and
lem of our own time—except that scientific prog- with membership in the Council.
the afternoon and dinner dance, the nation denies that there is any appreciable
educators and spokesmen for every group at which henry Monsky, presi- and growing race prejudice. This may be en- ress has made the weapons against us deadlier The speakers are under the au-
in American life.
than ever, the radio and the printing press con- spices of a special Yiddish cul-
dent of the Supreme Lodge, will couraging. On the other hand. if nearly a third
tributing their share to destruction.
of the people acknowledge that they sense a
ture committee which has the
At the same time, the Jewish commu- be the speaker.
thing
to
subtle
and
so
underground
as
Insofar as the Jews in countries that still have cooperation of the Council office.
Dec. 5, business meeting at
a change
nity is united in defense of our Palestine
a semblance of freedom are concerned—and we Arrangements for their appear-
which the pass-word will be in attitude, Jewry may well find cause for alarm."
position. The newly-formed General Coun- given to members of the new An analysis of replies by size of cities adds in the United States are in this group—we must ance before any group may be
cause for anxiety in Fortune . Magazine's findings.
cil of the four major bodies sent a plea class.
fight with every weapon at our disposal against made by calling Mr. Boxerman
The following two extremes are reported:
the spread of bigotry. Christians must—we at Columbia 1600. The list of
to the President and a united front of
Dec. 19, Chanukah party.
believe they will—help us. We repeat the
Cities Over Towns Under
speakers and their topics in-
all national Jewish women's organizations Jan. 2, business meeting.
gestion we made several years ago and which sug-
1,000,000
we cludes: Shloime Bercovich, "A
2.500
was formed for action in the present Jan 16, open meeting, featur-
Little hostility
44.1%
have
repeated again and again: for every dollar Quarter Century of Jewish Edu-
55.9%
emergency situation.
Growing hostility
ing debate between teams of the
spent for relief we must provide ten for defense; cation" and "Jewish Messiahs:"
22.0
Don't know
Michigan hillel Foundation and
pamphlet for pamphlet should be our answer t o Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter, "The
9.2
22.0
The unanimity of action is heartening. local
A. Z. A. chapters.
the anti-Semites; our voice must not be stilled Role of Jewish Kehillahs in Jew-
Similarly significant is a comparison of Jewish
But neither that nor lukewarm assur- Feb. 6, business meeting.
in the face of tragedy; if universities seek to ish Life and "The Rabbr• Dr
feeling with those of our Christian compatriots:
ances should cause the Jews of America
increase
barriers against Jewish students (co n- Alex Sanders, "Communism, As-
Jewish C atholic P rotestant None
.
Feb. 20, Father and Son pro- Little hostility __50.3%
d itions
anions are worse today than they were a year similation, and Zionism;" Rabbi
51.3% 53.0% 50.0%
to fall into a state of lethargy and to gram with local A. Z. A. partici- Growing
ago)
we
must
protest and demand
hostility
41.7
35.3
31.0
justice. The Isaac Stollman, "The Present
30.0
slow up efforts of making uninterrupted pation.
Don't know ..._... 8.0
13.4
moment our voice is stilled, the danger will be- Crisis in Jewish Life" and "Miz-
20.0
demands that pledges to Jewry be hon- At least a dozen local Bnai Follows Fortune's conclusion: 16.0
come more pronounced. Today there is still a rachi and Jewish Religion in the
-so
the JIM, are hardly more worried about their
Brith members will attend the in-
fighting chance to check the growing tide of Present Crisis;" Rabbi Joshuah
ored and that an open-door policy be stallation
on-s popular standing than are the Gentiles. In tart,
of the new Bnai Brith
hatred. Tomorrow it may be too late.
romporing these answere wilt those ellen
maintained in Palestine.
Sperka, "The Synagogue" and
by nil
Lodge at Kalamazoo and Battle

PISGAH ANNOUNCES
SEASON'S PROGRAM

The Congress Sessions

Creek to be held Sunday, Oct.
30, according to the report of
President Joseph Sanders.
President Sanders also appoint-
ed the following in addition to
himself to represent Pisgah Lodge
at the next quarterly meeting
of the Michigan Bnai Brith Coun-
cil, scheduled for Sunday, Nov.
7, at Lansing: B. F. Goldman,
Joseph W. Gaynes, Elias Gold-1
berg, Louis Rosenzweig, Louis
11. Schostak and Lewis L. Stein-
berg.

October 28,

PURELY COMMENTARY

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to
e the Gentile deplores ion must the Jew)
the
hostility he believes exists,
or aPPrInes and sly". IL"

Since worry over these facts will not contribute
to the physical strength or mental state of our
people, it is well that we should study these
facts calmly and rationally and attempt to find
solution for whatever ills disturb our existence
or threaten our future.

But insofar as the Jews in countries of perse-
cution are concerned—and we are responsible for
them as much as for ourselves, since we are our
brothers' keepers—the only solution is territorial.
That is why the defense of our position in Pales-
tine must be made a major objective in our activi-
ties. Palestine must retain a place of priority in
Jewish reconstructive planning. In addition, every
opportunity for territorial acquisition must b
utilized in order to provide means for the settle-
ment of large numbers of Jews. Thus far we have
failed is score. But there surely must
be some avenues of escape. Somewhere there
must be a large stretch of land which should be
bought by wealthy Jews for colonization pur-
poses. The responsibility lies on the shoulders
of the rich who themselves are not secure and
whose only hope for retaining their position in
this mad world is the solving of the problems of
the millions of their persecuted brethren. That is
why they must stake their fortunes for the pro-
tection of Jewish rights.

COUNCIL STARTS
LECTURE SERIES

"The History of Anti-Semitism:"
Morris Haar, "How to Celebrate
the Jewish Holidays" and "Art;"
Harold Silver, "Partition of Pal-
estine" and "The Ilistadruthi"
Isaac Finkelstein. "What is Art?"
and "The Life of Peretz;" Ezra
Korman, "Why Jews speak Yid-
dish" and "What Is the Ikuf?"
D r. Schmaraya Kleinman, "Dis-
eases
Age,
Herman
Radon, "The Aims of the Jewish
School" and "The Prophets and
Their Role;" Aaron Rosenberg,
"Literary and Humorous Inter-
pretations" and "Current News."
Speakers whose topics have not
as yet been announced are Jo-
seph Bernstein, Israel Drachler
and Joseph Haggai.
It was announced this week
that the Kadimah Social Club
has followed the example of the
Berdichover Verein, which re-
cently contributed a sum of
money for the purchase and dis-
tribution of Father Moody's
pamphlet, "Why Are Jews Per-
secuted." This pamphlet will be
circulated as part of the public
relations work of the Council,
to a selected list of non-Jews.
Copies may be obtained at ten
cents each at the office of the
Council, 51 W. Warren Ave.,
Room 308.

The sessions of the democratically
elected American Jewish Congress to be
held in New York City during the week-
•
end of Oct. 29-31, occurred during a most
Herz! Predicted It Long Ago
tragic period in Jewish life. When these
This is no time to find fault with those who
sessions were first called, no one would
sought relief in assimilation—whether of the
Proletarian
type or the one that puffed to the
have dreamed that tragedy would be as
right. Both the right and the left could have
d one much during the past forty years to ease
widespread as it is today. Since the demo- Council Executive
present conditions, to create a haven---or havens
cratic elections held in June, the situation
Jewry which could have been powers for
To Meet Monday —for
has become infinitely worse, and even the
good and for strength in our day. A Jewish
---
commonwealth in Palestine, several strong col-
most optimistic are of the opinion that
The executive committee of onization centers in Australia or in Africa or in
there is nothing in all of Jewish history to t he Jewish Community Council South America or even in Alaska, would have
hold an important meeting, served as means for reacuink millions of Jews.
In. Defense of Palestine
A Word to Christians--Quotin g Christians
compare with the horrori of present times. will
Monday, Oct. 31, at 8 p. m., in But the gentlemen on the right and the gentle-
t he Jewish Children's Home, Bur-
Threats
to
security
in
Palestine,
added
Throughout the centuries Christians have ad-
men
on
the
left,
although
distantly
removed
in
Protests against the threatened st op
lingame and Petoskey.
mitted the sin of anti-Semitism and thundered
economic thinking, were blind to the common
page of immigration to Palestine and the to the other international complications,
in
protest against the humiliations imposed upon
factor
that
mere
fighting
for
Jewish
rights
by
possible abandonment of the princi pies give the present Congress a purpose of SPEAKERS' BUREAU OF Jews in lands of their birth is not sufficient; that the Jews. This is an era when the rising tide of
unparalleled
gravity.
While
it
is
true
that
hatred
of the Jew impels us again to invoke
embodied in the Balfour Declaration c on-
LABOR ZIONIST YOUTH although that should always be one of the car-
Christian sentiment and to quote it as an admoni-
dinal principles which we can not sacrifice we
tinue unabated. There is justification for on the question of discrimination in this
tion
to
those
who choose to hate and to offend
The Labor Zionist Youth of De- must not depend upon that alone as a saving
carrying on without interruption the bat- country there is already a great deal of troit,
their Jewish neighbors:
Peale Zion and Ha- feature in our existence as Jews and as human
tie in defense of our position in Pa les- unity, it is equally as true that we are bonim, Young
beings.
have recently established
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE: "Of all the bigot-
tine, since it is only by hammering a way yet to create a solidified front to deal with a speakers' bureau and are now The gentlemen on the right and the gentlemen ries that savage the human temper, there is none
with demands upon our own governm ent national and international matters which prepared to supply any Jewish on the left even went to far as to try to prove so stupid as the anti-Semitic."
youth organization with competent that Dr. Theodor Ilerzl, the prophet of the mod-
ROBERT LYND, writing recently in John
and Great Britain that it will be possi ble do not fall under the heading of discrimi- speakers
0'
for any of their cultural ern movement for Jewish national redemption,
London, well-know n
English weekly: "Personally, Jr. Service Group
to awaken the conscience of the pow era nation. It must be admitted that the rise meeting. Speakers will be pre- was inspired by a maniacal complex. But these I believe that a plague
of anti-Semitism would
of
Hitlerism
in
1933
found
us
unprepared;
concerned in Palestine's future.
pared to speak on any topic per. people, whom we hold to have been blind to the
do far more damage to England than a plaue
that we were totally unprepared when taining to Zionism, Jewish colon- truth, may well turn to Herzl now and to read of
To Meet on Nov. 6
smallpox. And, just as I believe a single case
The cardinal point to be stressed is Mussolini announced hifi policy of racism; ization
in Palestine or other topics his predictions which were published more than
of smallpox has to be taken seriously, so I believe
that the doors to Palestine must rem air that the new tragedy in Czechoslovakia concerning the welfare and posi. 42 years ago.
that even a single case of virulent anti-Semitism
Jewish young men and women
In his "Jewish State," Dr. Iferzl wrote an
open and that at least this avenue of found a helpless Jewry.
tion of the Jews over the world.
should be put under observation and prevented
For further information or ar- analysis of anti-Semitism which is today perhaps
escape must remain free for the h u n
from becoming a source of infection to other will meet Nov. 6 at Hotel Stot-
It
is
only
the
extreme
tragedy
which
is
rangements for a speaker contact, the sanest presentation of the case. When we
people. The Jews might survive an epidemic ler to organize Detroit's first
dreds of thousands of refugees who m us
set to threaten our position in Palestine call Moshe Stark, 2684 Carter, take into consideration the fact that the Jewish of anti-Semitism, but the England that English. city-wide unified youth group, to
be provided with havens of refuge.
Tyler 7-4433, or Paul Boim, 2448
opulation in the United States in 1896 was
that has found a unified Jewry.
men have known for centuries would disappear." be known as the Junior Section
Ilazelwood 5-4564.
938,000 compared with 4,300,000 today, the fol-
It is moat encouraging to know th at
THE NEW WORLD, Official Newspaper of
Under the circumstances, there is need
lowing statement in Dr. Iferzl's introduction to
of the Detroit Service Group.
the conscience of Christians in Amen ca
Archdiocese of Chicago and the Province of
"The
Jewish State" is of extreme value as the
This group Is the outgrowth
has been awakened to join with us in a for a democratically chosen force in Jew- Pioneer Women's Branch judgment
Illinois:
"To be violently anti-Semitic, as in Ber-
of a man of great wisdom:
ish
life
which
should
Observes
5th
Anniversary
be prepared to deal
•The Jewish question still mkt, It would be use-
lin and Vienna, is to be anti-Catholic. To deny of the Junior Division in the
mighty protest against the breaking of
1938
Allied Jewish Campain,
Dee to deny It. It is • remnant of the Middle Agee,
justice
to
one
is
to
deny
justice
to
all
.
.
.
No
which civilised nations do not even yet seem able to
the pledges made to the Jewish peop le , with extraordinary events as they arise.
The Pioneer Women's Organi-
shake off, try so they will. They certainly showed •
true Catholic will take part in the persecution of whose splendid, unprecedented
achievement is already on rec-
his Jewish compatriots— a
President Roosevelt's assurances that t he The Executive of the World Jewish Con- zation, Club No. 2, is starting The
generous desire to do so when they emancipated nw
blow against the Jew ord.
Jewish question exist. wherever Jews lire In per-
is a blow against our common humanity , . As
n
United States will do everything in its gress at Geneva is perhaps the only im- this season with a 5th anniver- c eptible
umbers, Inhereit does act exist, It Is carried
y
n In the court. of their mitrotione. we
portant body of Jewish spokesmen that is sary luncheon at Lachar's Res- move
Many of these young people
Catholics and as Christians. we hail the Jew's
naturally
power to influence the British gover
to 11104. places where we •re not persecuted. and
taurant, 8939 12th St., at 12:30
liberty as our common liberty."
have expressed the desire to
there nor presence pnuluces perseention. This Is the
ment to adhere to its pledge is hearteni ng prepared at all times to speak in defense p. m.. on Nov. 1. All those in- came
form
a permanent body, the
in every rennin', and will remain so, eV.. In those
LEO TOLSTOI: "Anti-Semitism is a mad Pas-
of Jewish life whenever an international terested in attending should call mont highly
civilised—Frence Itself being BO exception—
evidence that all hope is not lost. In t he situation
sion, akin to the lowest perversities of diseased better to serve both Jewish and
arises.
till the Jewish question node a eolutioa on • 130iitiMi
halal, The unfortumete J... aro now
Mrs. R. Frank, To. 6-4725, for
non-Jewish community causes.
meantime outstanding Christian leade rs
human nature. It is the will to hate."
claming anti-
Semilism Into England; they have already Introdueed
The American Jewish Congress will be further information. •
All people from 16 to 30 years
These sentiments can be multiplied by the hun-
it Into America.“
and important groups have similar ly
of
age are urged to attend this
dreds.
Let
these
suffice
for
the
immediate
present,
faced
with
the
responsibility
of
strength-
joined with the Jews of this country in
important meeting.
ening
that
force
which
makes
for
unity
in
demands that the pledges for a Jewi sh
Jewish life and which makes for prepared- MERGE REFORM AND ORTHODOX College Club Invites Kuhn
homeland be honored.
to Show Them How to WORK OF NORTH END CLINIC
Most significant is the message that w as ness in the event of tragedy. The Ameri- SYNAGOGUES IN LANSING, MICH.
Run U. S. Efficiently
received by the Detroit chapter of th e can Jewish Congress must, therefore, begin
LAUDED BY DR. J. J. GOLUB
On Sunday, Oct. 23, Charles tions in Lansing fulfills a long-
American Jewish Congress from Char! es to play the role assigned to it by the large
force in American Jewish life which be- Federman was elected president felt
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass.—
need in the community. A
Edward Russell, eminent humanitaria
"The number of free patients the clinic renders a real service
(WNS) — Pro-Nazi sentiment
large number of persons pre-
at North End Clinic is 75 per
chairman of the Pro-Palestine Federatio n lieves in democratic action and which re- of the Un it e d Congregation viously
among the students of Wil-
to the community. The work of
unaffiliated with either
fuses to lose faith in democratic form of Shaarey Zedek of Lansing which
of America, who was responsible for th government.
cent
of the total, and from that the social service department.
liams
College,
on
the
campus
group are expected to join the
arose out of the amalgamation
of which has been .held the
viewpoint alone, the clinic ren- which includes the important task
first appeal by Christians to this govern
united congregation. -The new
of aan
of the two former congregations
rr g in g for hpi
famous Williamstown Institute
os tal admis-
president is manager of the In-
demo a real service to the cons- sions
ment and to Great Britain in defense o f
in the community, Shaarey Zedek ter-State Department Stores and
an d o ther soc ial require-
on Human Relations, was re-
Jewish rights in Palestine. Acknowledgin g
munity," states Dr. J. J. Golub, ments of the patients, is well
and Beth-El. At this meeting,
vealed
when
the
Liberal
Club
president of the Lansing Shrine
of Ntehwe 1.1,copsrpki tacl ina
ino t carried
the resolution of thanks adopted by th
which was the annual meeting Club.
sent a letter to Fritz Kuhn,
The Red-Hunters
Diseases,
C i ty, J
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
leader of the German-Ameri-
local Congress group, at its conference o n
Rabbi Arthur Zuckerman is
am pleased with the oppor-
letter to Isadore Sobeloff, execu- tunity of saying a word of well-
Kramer was chosen vice- t he recently elected rabbi of the
can Mind, inviting him to ad-
Oct. 13, Mr. Russell wrote:
The Dies Committee does not know Max
president; Sam Edelson, treas- c ongregation. He is a graduate
tive director of the Jewish Wel- deserved praise about a well-
dress the club either Nov. 20
"It is characteristic of the generau when to stop making itself appear ridicu- urer; Carl Marion and Abe of the Hebrew Union College in or Dec. 5, but offering him fare Federation. Dr. Golub's in- organized clinic which maintains
vestigation of the need for a high standards of service."
spirit that I have always found in th e lous. Dr. Reuben Leon Kahn and Rabbi Kamins, members of the board Cincinnati. A f ter ordination, any date "you might have medical
institution under Jewish
of trustees. The other members Rabbi Zuckerman studied for
free." Signed by Arthur Ches-
Jews that they recognize motives and in Leon Fram have been branded as Com- of
auspices
in Detroit comprises the
the board, who were elected several years in Palestine and
ter Weil, Jr., president of the
first
half
of the Jewish Hospital
tentions and overlook failures. On con
in former years for a three year Austria on a graduate fellow-ship.
club, the letter said that "our
munists.
So
has
Dr.
Albert
Einstein.
So
Survey
conducted
by the Council Yiddish Education
viction, I wanted to do something fo r
term, are David Friedland, Louis He has lectured in Vienna and
use of the word 'Liberal'
of Jewish Federations and Wel-
Karnins, E. H. Schetzer, Herbert London, and is the latest addi-
(listen to all sides in search
Palestine, believing that it represente d have others whose participation in politi- Shin
fare
Funds
at
the
request
of the Month in November
berg.
of the truth) is not to be con-
tion to the faculty of the Beth
not alone a refuge for Jews still victim cal affairs is as remote from Communistic
Detroit Jewish Welfare Federa-
The amalgamation of the con- El College of Jewish Studies in
fused with the word 'liberal'
tion.
In
the
course
of
his
study
of the bestial spirit of the Dark Ages bu doctrine as distance can possibly separate servative and reform congrega- Detroit.
(radical). Because of this
Dr. Golub made scientific observ-
The Yiddish school, of Detroit,
also it represented the spirit of peace anything under the sun.
very fundamental principle,
ations of North End Clinic poli- Sholem Aleichem, Arbeiter Ring
we would like to hear you
good will and fraternity without whit h
What a pity that this committee should Forum at Emanuel um committee, will preside. A and
cies and practices, which he de- and Farband Shulen, have united
your aide of the picture.
scribes
t sa follows:
the hope of a sane world is all fallacious so waste its energies! It is becoming dan-
odwi s:
to conduct an educational month
brief summary of current Jew-
A goodly number of students
as not ffi cult to speak beginning with Nov. 1 for the
It seemed to me that anybody able to gerous to quote the Constitution, which
ish news will be presented each
here
were
to
Europe
this
sum-
on Friday, Nov. 4 week, and an open forum discus- mer and returned much im- well of North
End Clinic. Hospi- Purpose of increasing the num-
serve Palestine was serving all humanity guarantees the right of free speech and
tal people in Detroit have a high ber of pupils.
sion will follow the lectures.
pressed by the ideals and ef-
and God. But I am wholly dissatisfied freedom of assembly; or to make reference
opinion of its service and organ-
The schools are located as fol-
The evening will be concluded
ficiency in the Greater Ger-
with what I have been able to do, which to revolutionary portions of the Declara- Rabbi Wohlgelernter to Give First with a social hour and refresh- many.
ization, and have said so to me. lows: Arbeiter Ring Shulen, 8946
We know that at pres-
Lecture in Series Sponsored
This
opinion
was
justifiable
as
a
12th
St., 2545 Waverly; Sholem
ments at the synagogue vestry.
is so little that it merits no attention. Any tion of Independence; or to quote the rebel
ent our government isn't run
Jointly with Young Israel
result of my own investigation. Aleichem Shulen, 3554 Mon-
way, I have an abiding faith in the ulti- Prophets in Holy Scriptures.
efficiently as possible. Could
It is supporting evidence that terey, and Dwyer Public School,
you help us to know the way
mate triumph of the Palestine idea. It
And the Red-hunters still do not know
wherever Jews maintain an insti- 1111 Caniff St.; Farband Shulen,
"The World Jewish Scene and Trees Planted in
out? Or even clear up some
may not come this year nor next, but it how to blush!
tution of high standards, it brings 8603 12th St. and 12244 Dexter
the Palestine Crisis" will be the
matter which you think might
credit to them.
subject of an address by Rabbi
will come and there will be again a Jew-
be
imperative."
The
club
of-
The Butzel Forest fered to pay his expenses and "North End Clinic provides op- Blvd.
Max J. Wohlgelernter next Fri-
ish Homeland."
portunities for 129 Jewish phy-
day evening, Nov. 4, at 8:15. at
"any nominal fee,"
In the meantime, the following have
sicians to advance themselves in
Emanuel Synagogue, Taylor and
The Jewish National Fund
Marshall Lodge
Nazi Flag at Wayne U.
the art and science of medicine,
Woodrow Wilson. Rabbi Wohl-
joined in strengthening our hands in the
Council of Detroit acknowledges
---
even though the opportunities
gelernter's lecture will be the
battle for our just rights in Palestine:
capacity attendance heard
A Nazi swastika flag, bearing the first in a series of Friday evening the planting of a tree in the A.Z.A. Opens Office Here are limited to ambulatory pa- the A problems
of the refugees
Dr. Samuel McCrea Cavert, general inscription "From Benton Harbor Nazi forums, sponsored jointly, for Fred M. Butzel Forest in Pales-
tients. The attitude of the admin. aired in a panel discussion of
secretary of the Federal Council of the Bund" on the border, was found on the the second consecutive year. by tine by Chapter No. I of the
istration of the clinic, as well the subject Tuesday night
at the
Beth Tefilo Emnn-
In line with the recent expan- as the doctors, is highly social. Bnai Moshe auditoriu.
Churches of Christ in America, wrote flagpole of Wayne University. A man u Congregation
al and the Young Israel of De- League for Labor Palestine in sion of A. Z. A. in Detroit. A. Z. It contains the essential elements The panel discussion, m
a feature
President Roosevelt that this important standing at the base of the pole ran away troit,
honor of Helen Wilma Block of
A. headquarters have been set of understanding of the pa- of the open meeting of Louis
church movement associates itself with at the sight of a policeman in the early
Next Friday's topic was chosen 3711 Webb Ave. One tree was
tient's needs and condition. Its Marshall Lodge of Bnal Brith, in-
Up.
planted
in
memory
of
Edith
in
conjunction
with
the
21st
an-
his efforts to encourage Great Britain in morning hours of Oct. 20. That, of course,
administrative regulations are eluded analyses by Ferdinand
of the issuance of the Brenner Stone by East Side Book
The office is headed by Jess sound and well carried out Its Rosenthal, Mrs. Julian H. Kro-
' the present situation "so that immigration is the method of the Nazis. Their pro- niversary
Balfour Declaration by the Brit- Club; one tree was planted in R. Feiler, state deputy of Michi- clinical divisions are complete, lik, Charles E. Feinberg end
to Palestine may be based upon the capac- gram, frankly presented, could not stand ish government.
memory of Henry Feinberg and
gan. who is assisted by Jack its staff adequate, and the fees Mrs. Samuel Glogower, with Har d -
Cantor Rubin Boyoraky of Con- one tree in memory of Blambe
ity of the country for economic absorp- the light of day. They are like the ground
for special services such as labor- old Silver, director of the Re-
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Feinberg Gelzayd by Mr. and Rouman, executive secretary of story, x-ray, etc., for those who settlement Service,
tion and that the door of hope may not moles who perish in the sunlight. The gregation
as moder-
will lead in community singing of Mrs. Ben Coggan.
Detroit A. Z. A. The office will can afford to pay, are nominal. atom.
be closed to Jewish refugees."
more light that can be thrown on their Sabbath songs preceding the Trees may be planted in the be open to 5 p. m. daily, except The history records of patients, A closed meeting of the Mar-
Joseph P. Tumulty, who was secretary procedure, therefore, the better for all talks every Sabbath, and Meyer Butzel Forest by calling Mrs. Sunday,
at 622 Murphy Bldg. those I have seen, are fairly shall Lodge on Nov. 1' will be
Weiaenfeld, chairman of the Philip Slomovitz, 17417 Stoepel
to President Wilson, telegraphed Presi- humanity.
The telephone number is Cherry good. The number of free pa- addressed by Irving Levy, who
Young Israel Friday evening for- Ave., University 1-6972.

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tients is 75 per cent of the will discuss programs and
total, and from that viewpoint tivities of up-state lodges.

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