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DETROIT, MICHIGAN,IFR1DAY,

JEWRY SUMMONED-BY AMERICAN "RETAIN COURAGE,"
JEWISH CONGRESS TO ORGANIZE HADASSAH PARLEY
DELEGATES URGED
FOR DEFENSE OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Formation of General Council for Jewish Rights Ap-
preyed; Labor Groups and Fraternal Orders
Ask Representation

NATIONAL GROUP TO COMBAT DEFAMATION;
AIM TO COUNTERACT ECONOMIC PREJUDICE

Large Detroit Delegation Active in Convention's Delib-
erations; Four of Detroit's Delegates Elected
on National Administration

Hope for Future Work in
Palestine Held Out by
Weizmann, Miss Szold

ROOSEVELT PRAISES
ORGANIZATION'S ZEAL

Convention Told Palestine
Jews Continue to Hold
Front Line Trenches

TELEPHONE ,

ADILLAC
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Priest, in Broadcast,
Attacks "Protocol4"

BOSTON. (Religious News
Service I — The Protocols of
the Elders of Zion are a "Plag-
iarism and a fraud" declared
Father Michael J. Ahern, S. J.,
of Weston College, in 11
Is
weekly broadcast over t e
Catholic Truth Hour here. T e
Pilot, semi-official organ of t e
Boston Archdiocese, has re-
published Father Ahern's to
in full, prominently displare4.
Father Ahern ridicul
claims that the Protocols pro
the Jews seek world-wide do
ination by a pre-conceiv
plot. He quotes the Rev.
Charles of the Jesuit Colle
in Louvain, Belgium, as sat-
ing, "The more thoroughly
one examines these Protocol):
so much the more do the
demonstrate their absurdlt ,
their contradictory character
and their childishness."
The speaker traced the pub-
lication of the Protocols, which
appeared in their plagiarized
form in 1905, and showed
that it had been copied almost
verbatim, with only slight
changes in words and names,
from a harmless political sat-
ire about Napoleon published
in 1864.
It is believed that Father
Ahern's talks on the Protocols,
and republication of his speech
in the Pilot, is intended to off-
set any prejudice which may
have been created from recent
publication of the discredited
Protocols in Fr. Charles Cough.
tin's Social Justice.

NOVEMBER 4, 1938

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy,

10 Cents

JEWS WILL REJECT (Relief Measures Are Found Inadequate
' MINORITY STATUS
WEIZMANN STATES! For 1 3 ' 000 Polish J Jews Sent Acroi
" ' ss Border

Lebanese Americans Sup-
port Cause of Jewish
National Home

IMMIGRATION ON SAM E
BASIS AS LAST YE AR

Youth Aliyah Settlement
Not Curtailed in New
Palestine Schedule

from Germany; Red Cross, J. D. C. Give Aid

Many of Deported Have Been Away From Home Too Long
and Have No Relatives to Help Them; Exile Result of
Polish Citizenship Law

APPEAL FOR EMERGENCY FUND OF $L000,000
ISSUED BY JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE

ST. LOUIS.—Courage in the
LONDON (WNS-Palcor Agen-
BY SPECIAL DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT face of one of the darkest periods
cy).—No circumstances will com-
of
Jewish history was the key-
AT CONGRESS SESSIONS
pel
the Jewish people to accept
note of the annual convention
a minority statue in Palestine,
of the Iladassah, Women's Zion-
NEW YORK.—Issuing a summons ' to the Jews of ist Organization.
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, preside nt
of the Jewish Agency for Pal es-
America to organize for self-defense, the American Jew-
Messages from leading Jews of
tine, affirmed at a mass dem on-
the
world
and
front
President
ish Congress, in three-day session here from Saturday
titration in Friends House, C en -
night through late Monday night, reaffirmed its faith in Roosevelt, read to the 1,000
teal London. There are two ob
delegates, advised the women not
jectives which govern the action
the democratic principles of Jewish life and called upon to be deterred by the world hap-
of the Jewish Agency Executive
the Jews of this country to strengthen the democratic penings, particularly the plight of
The first point is that Jewis h
forces of the world in the common fight against racism Jewry.
immigration
must be continued
The President's message con-
and anti-Semitism.
without artificial limitation; the
gratulated the Hadassah for its
second, that "we absolutely can-
One of the major resolutions adopted by the 561 quarter century of "ministration
Surpassing in horror all the tragedies of the Jews of Easter
not be moved to consider any Europe during the past five years is the plight of the 13,000 Polish n and Central
delegates at the convention of-•
o n behalf of those who are sick,"
Jews who were
plan
condemning
the
Jews
to
the
firmed: "The solution of the Jew-
and then added his best wishes
across the border from Germany and now find themselves at
position of a permanent minority sent
ish problem and the re-establish-
the• mercy of
for "a convention that will in-
relief
organizations.
in
their
national
home."
ment and safeguarding of Jewish
, spire all who participate to work
In
addition
to
Dr.
Weizinann.
civil and minority rights depend
At least five of the exiles have already died of the shock' t
with unremitting zeal for the re-
the speakers were Sir Nor- the deportation proceedings. Three have gone
hat dame with
upon the victory of democracy."
efis o;'o tT. an suffering, wherever
insane , Hundreds al m hysterical.
man Angell, Nobel Peace Prize
In line with the call for demo-
h xisting
e
winner, Herbert Morrison. La-
Te
Jewish relief committees are doing a n heroic i(
crating action, the World Jewish
Immigration to Palestine
)1) in providing
borite Chairman of the Lon- relief, but their facilities are inadequate, in spite of the
Congress was requested to take
Mrs. Moses Epstein of New
added help that has come
don County Council, Chief Rabbi
necessary steps to organize the Eminent Socialist Leader York, national head of the or-
.
H.
Hertz,
R.
D.
Denman,
Na-
•from
the
Joint
Distribution Corn-
close cooperation between Jew-
Was Fusion Leader in
ganization, in her presidential
ional Labor M. P., and Prof.
mittee and the Red Cross.
IA bodies and progressive
address asked American-Jewish
N. Y. C. Council
Selig Brodotsky, member of the
groups throughout the world."
women not to be discouraged by
A
great
mar
y of the deported
ewish Agency Executive.
the happennings which "have
Jews have bee n away from ro-
Approve General Council
Referring to the rumors of an
NEW YORK.—Leaders in all affected Jewish history, shaken
land so long t bot they have no
Approval was given to the ac-
mpending
change
in
the
British
,Roosevelt
relatives to to renrey
to o andeliaerfe or
tion of the administration in walks of life this week mourned the world, changed boundaries
olicy on Palestine, Dr. Weiz-
the complete n
"participating in the creation of the passing of B. Charney Vladeck, and shuffled the balance of power
ann said, "Immigration to Pal-
m
in
Europe
today."
ganizations
sini
e
they
were per-
the General Council for Jewish late president of the American
Pointing to indications that Newman Re-elected Presl- ; stine still goes on. It is on Petition Includes Names of Senator Brown Governor milted to lea, e Germany with
Rights of the American Jewish ORT Federation, who distinguish-
ortunately restricted, but i t
dent
and
Shetzer
Chair-
Murphy,
Congressmen
Dingell,
Hoffman,
only
10
marks
England
was
considering
the
wi-
g ors on and in two and a hal
Committee, the American Jewish
of immigration to Pales-
Hook, Michener and Woodruff
man of the Board
Congress, the Bnai Brith, and the ed himself as an outstanding dening
An anneal h es been issued by
ears, 40,000 people have entere d
,
the relief comb nittees for funds,
Jewish Labor Committee, and in spokesman and active worker in tine
,‘ h •
alestine. I believe firmly tha
If this materializes • it means
food
and cloth ng.
becoming a constituent member
WASHINGTON, D. C. — On of states recalled that in 1922
Gus D. Newman, president, and mmigration will go on. The man
that in the terrible fight for sur-
thereof," reaffirming at the same
J. D. C. Emil cannel Appeal
the eve of the 21st anniversary both Houses of Congress had
Simon Shetzer, chairman of the date is still operating and th t i the
vival
Palestine
has
been
re
co
time the solemn obligation of
An urgent al ,il epeaelmfeerge
sand, were unanimously re- alfour Declaration is still a doc of the Balfour Declaration issued unanimously approved the Lodge-
r o$ el y,00r0e,-.
rimed as a symbol of hope."
the Amerian Jewish Congress
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, presiden t 'elected to serve for the year th ment under which our work for on Nov. 2, 1917, as the pledge Fish Resolution endorsing the 000 to meet tl
"to maintain itself on a demo-
e
present,
and,
I
am
quite
sure,
suiting
from
the
11938-1939
at
the
annual
directors'
purposes
of
the
Balfour
Declara-
mass deportation
f
of the World Zionist Organize
of the British Government to
cratic basis toward the end that
tion. They asserted that in a of Poles fron Germany was
tion, in a message from I,ondon - 1meeting of the Detroit Service or the future, will be based."
there will be effectuated a fuller
establish the Jewish National critical hour in the history of the made by Rabbi Jonah B. Wise
told the delegates that they were Group, held Thursday noon,
participation of Jewry in accord-
Home in Palestine which Presi- oppressed Jews. the American of New York, national chairman
meeting "at a dark hour in Nov. 3, at the Aztec Tower in
Lebanese Support Zionism
ance with American ideals in the
Government could perform a no- of the Amerlc an Jewish Joint
Jewish history when no ray of the Union Guardian Bldg.
WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS) dent Wilson helped to draft, table act of humanitarianism
defense of the rights of Jews."
in Distribution C, ommittee. Tele-
hope
shines,
save
Palestine."
Irving W. Blumberg, a former —Among the thousands of mes- there was presented on Nov. 1
The representatives of the Amer-
He asserted that the Jew's. in vice-president of this community. sages that have come to Presi- to President Roosevelt a Joint conveying to the British Govern- grams signed b;
ican Jewish Congress on the Gen-
sent to leading Jpew
ment
the
hope
that
Palestine,
r,s Wise nernre
Palestine "are holding and will wide organization
dent Roosevelt during the past
eral Council were instructed to
.1••• few weekwurging hie intercession memorial petition signed by 51 which has meant hope of secur- munal organizz tions in every.
continue to hold the front line
"use every means within their
United
States
Senators,
194
i
which
serves
as
ty
and
opportunity
to
great
eity
and
town
in. the : United
trenches, but we must give them
Dower to effectuate immediate,
so that the doors of Palestine United States Representatives. masses of suffering Jews, will be States, asking
assurance that they can rely on the fund-raising
firm and definite action on the
may be kept open for Jewish and 30 Governors reaffirming the kept open on a broad basis for aistance in the for prompt as-
our unwavering support. both arm of the Jewish
part of said Council."
refugees, one was announced AYmpathy of the American peo- t he refugees.
Speak:mc in t he e m
moral and material."
E offi
er t4ce2ens:dy of
o: the
from the Lebanese American ple with the Jewish rebuilding
Welfare Federa-
In the course of the debate on
committee, 100
A communication from Miss tion, was elected
Federation of New England. The of Palestine and approving
this resolution, spokesmen for
Fashioned Like • Scroll
New
York,
Dr.
Henrietta Szold, 77 - year - old vice - chairman of
Wise explained
Federation is composed of Amer- American representations to
fraternal and labor groups de-
The memorial petition, made h at the dent ands of recent
founder of lladassah, now con- the boar d. His
icon Christians who are natives Great Britain to keep open Pal-
manded representation on the
1 months had ex
ducting social service work in former duties as
of or whose origin was Lebanon. estine's door for the Jewish public by the Emergency Com - :sources of the haunted the re-
General Council and urged that
mittee on Palestine, contained the
Palestine, urged the women to
committee and
the Near Eastern country which refugees.
the united body be reorganized
c ontinue their work from Amer-- vice-president will
signatures of 42 Democratic 10 th at the new a; meal was neces
is north of what is now known
be assumed by
on a democratic basis.
Party, sectional and religious Republican and one Farmer-Labor
sary
to
suppleme
171.110i To EDIToltiAl. PAGE)
nt
the 1938 bud:
as Palestine and was once Great- lines disappeared as the nation's
Maurice A.En-
Inter•Group Relations
get-requirements campaign for
er Palestine. Expressing dissent legislators and chief executives Senator; 22 Democrats, six Re- 15,100,000,
gess. The three
publican,
one
Farmer-Labor
and
Expressing its desire to main-
over the attitude adopted by some
remaininyc v i c e-
one Independent Governor; 142
tain cordial relations between all
B. C. VLADECK
Moslem leaders of the Near East,
Presidents, Joseph
Deportcait tioiLltultLow
racial and religious groups in
the federation pointed out to PROF LEVIN TO SPEAK Democratic, 46 Republican, two
H.
Ehrlich,
Myron
f Polish
Farmer-Labor and four Progres-
the United States, the convention all fields of service that had as its
Roosevelt
that
the
Christians
in
A. Keys and
AT
FORUM
OF
EMANUEL
sive
Congressmen.
adopted a resolution instructing aim the betterment of the human
B ERLIN— (WNS)--T h e sud-
George M. Stutoc ut D, New. n the Republic of Lebanon "are
the executive of the American race. Mr. Vladeck (lied on Sunday
The petition presented to Pres- den brutal mass expulsion of
happy with the progress of their
were also unani-
The second in a series of Fri- ident Roosevelt was fashioned tens of thousands of Polish Jews
Jewish Congress "to bring about evening, following a heart attack
mously re-elected to office. Miss Jewish neighbors in Palestine
the establishment of a permanent
like
an ancient Scroll of Law i s said to have resulted from
Esther R. Prussian will continue who have made the Holy Land day evening forums, sponsored
On Friday evening, Nov. 11, to
Institute on Group Relations or a few days previous. Ile was
modern in every respect and jointly by Congregation Beth The text of the memorial was wo new Polish citizenship laws
serve as secretary.
the
anniversary
of the sign-
some similar agency in order to stricken while attending a session ing
of 20th
the Armistice
following
the
Directors elected to serve a have added to the general pros- Tefiilo Emanuel and the Young written on the parchment that is applying to Polish citizens
used by Jewish scribes to en- broad. One, enacted last March,
develop a program of activities of the New York City Council World War, Dr. Leo
term on the board are: perity of all the people in the
M. Franklin three-year
Israel of Detroit. will be ad- grave the Pentatuch for reading deprived Poles of their citizen-
Mrs.
Edward A. Atlas, Julius Holy Land."
tending
to
draw
together
the
and
was
taken
home
and
then
re-
will
speak
on
the
subject,
"What
various groups in amity, mutual
in
the synagogues. At cacti end hip if they did anything detri-
dressed by Prof. Samuel M.
moved to Mount Sinai Hospital, Have We Learned in Twenty Berman, Louis C. Blumberg, A.
(PLEASE TURN TO LANS' PAGE)
of the parchment were scroll
Years?" On this occasion sev- J. Blumenau, Abe Cooper, Her- Large New Land Atquisition for Levin, head of the department of handles such as are used to lift menal to Poland, or if they re-
where his death occurred.
economics at Wayne University
mained abroad five years without
era I J ew toll organizations will be bert M. Eiges, Roy R. Fisher,
National Fund
Mr. Vladeck has been associated
and president of the Jewish So- aloft the scrolls as they are read having any connection with their
Harry Frank, Mrs. H. J. L. Frank,
JERUSALEM. ( W N S - Palcor cial Service, at the Emanuel Syn- in the synagogues on the Sab-
with the American ORT Federi- special guests at the service.
(PLEASE TURN TO PACE
(TURN
TO
EDITORIAL
PAGE)
Agency)—One of the most im- agogue, Taylor at Woodrow Wil- bath and holidays.
OPPOsITE EDITORIAL)
lion ever since its founding in 1922 These include the Julius Rosen-
wald Post of the American Le-
portant land purchases of recent son, next Friday, Nov. 11, at
and has been president of the ORT gion,
the Jewish War Veterans
Signatorie s of Petition
years, involving the • transfer to 8:15 p. m., on the subject "Jew-
since 1932 .
organization, the local lodges of
Jewish ownership of an impor- ish Ideals of Economic Life".
The signatories to the petition
Mr. Vladeck was 52 years old the International Order of Bnai
tant area in northern Palestine, The lecture will be followed by -include:
at the time of his death. He was Brith, and Detroit Lodge No. 55
has just been completed by the an open forum discussion and
Ludwig Lewisohn to B e born at Dookorah, Minsk, Russia, of the Knights of Pythias,
United States Senator Pren-
Jewish National Fund, it was a social hour arranged by the
and was one of six children. His
The music , to be rendered by
Guest Speaker Sunday
here. Although the exact Sisterhood of Beth Tefllo Emanuel. tiss M. Brown, of Michigan.
parents were Wolf and Broche the e emple choir
Tidbits fromEverywhere learned
United States Congressmen,
under the di-
Evening, Nov. 20
location of the new acquisition Cantor Rubin Boyarsky of Con-
Horowitz Charney. Ile was only rection of George Galvani will
was not made public, those ac- gregation Beth Tefllo Emanuel John D. Dingell, Clare E. Hoff-
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
able to receive a formal education be appropriate to the occasion.
quainted with the site believe will chant selections of the liturgy man, Frank . E. Hook, Earl C. Final Instalbr.mt of Survey
Michener, and Roy 0. Woodruff,
The second annual education at the Yeshiva .
Services begin, an usual, at 8
that its significance and strategic for Friday evening and lead in of
on Hospital to Appear
1/31. R. A. I,
Michigan.
Because of the poverty of his o'clock and will be followed b
dinner of the United Hebrew
value compare with that of Han- congregational singing of Sabbath
Next Week
the bitter economic a social hour. The general pub- DANUBE BLUES
Governor
Frank
Murphy
of
trI.EsSic
TURN
I.AsT
PAGE)
Schools will be held Sunday eve- parents and TURN
hymns.
To ,.Atli PAWN,
lie is invited.
Michigan.
ning, Nov. 20, in the social hall
Community support for the cur-
I If certain plans go through,
rent o erating needs of Detroit's p
Cardinal Innitzer of Vienna may
of the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
Jewish social --, :ogram is secured
Judge Charles Rubiner will be
shortly come to these shores to
in the main Arm. gh the instru-
present his views on recent events
chairman of the evening.
mentality of two central fund rais-
to the American public . . . That
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar,
ing agencies—the Detroit Com-
is, provided the Nazis let him out,
who is in charge of the musical
munity Fund and the Jewish Wel-
for his views have undoubtedly
program, will render some vocal
Today's Headline In the Light of History
fare Federation. Both of these
changed since he urged the Aus-
selections. A trio consisting of
organizations depend d for their in-
trians to vote "Ja" for Hitler.
outstanding musicians. will play.
come on annual campaigns, direct-
By PROFESSOR LOUIS FINKELSTEIN
Wouldn't you like to know
The guest speaker will be the
ed in the case of the former to the
whither der achoene Adolf is now
most distinguished novelist • critic JEWISH HERITAGE REPELS
entire population of the city and in
casting
his
achoene
Auger?
.
.
.
their preservation in the world.
and lectyrer, Dr. Ludwig Lew- WAR AND
the case of the latter to the Jew-
SUBJECTION
isohn.
It must be admitted that in this Our guess is that it's in the direc-
ish community.
tion of Southwest Africa . . .
Dr. Lewisohn Is perhaps best
To• explain fully the signifi- regard the foes of Judaism, whose Although that former German
"Because of unstable economic
In
the
gravest
period
of
our
will succumb to barbarism, so we to represent. is an outgrowth of conditions," points out Harry L
known as the author of "Up- cance of the fascist hostility to insight has been sharpened by colony is still under Mandate to history, with evil
rampant, bent refuse to accept the darkness of
stream", "Mid-Channel", "Expres- the Jews, it is not enough to say their enmity, have shown greater the Union of South Africa Hitler
Lurie,
in his study of community
voluntary
resettlement
on
the
sion in America", and "Creative that the Jew has always been a penetration and insight than the is already forbidding German on forcibly excluding us from this day as the everlasting climate part of the Jews of Eastern Eu- resources for the Jewish Hospital
lands in which we are tie- of the Jewish people.
America". The following of his scapegoat of men seeking abso- historians. The Jew, like the true Jews to seek a refuge there--- ninny
Survey,
"the amounts raised by
ing:
rope. It was emigration that built
with the springy of renewed
books have been translated into lute power. This is generally Christian, is the bearer of liberal which is one way of giving his
•
up the Jewish National Home in these agencies in annual cam-
15 languages: "The Case of Mr. speaking true, but only because ideals, which have been inculcated Chamberlain a hint on his colonial hatred and prejudice gushing
We boldly declare that the Jew- Palestine
paigns
have
varied considerably
and established other
Crump", "The Island Within", the Jew, by the very nature of in him and his fathers through aims . . . What gives us a laugh forth again and inundating all ish people have earned the right centers of culture
and science and in recent years. femme from en-
"The Last Days of Shylock", and his being and his tradition, must a hundred generations. His lapse is that with all this talk about the Europe; we gather to consider to work and to create in the lands art in various parts
dowments,
reserves
and other
of the world. funds is limited at d plays
"This People". For nearly dec- seek to uphold every ideal which from the discipline of his faith, reeking Reich's need for colonies how to martial our living in which they live; that they have
prac-
Nor shall we abandon the po- tically
ade Dr. Lewisohn has lived and 'the totalitarians oppose. His tra- and even his apostasy. cannot re- the Nazis are now complaining of strength to defend ourselves, a right to equality of rights. sition
no
role
in
their
financing
we have established in Pal-
traveled through Europe and the dition is one of peace, liberty, move his deeply ingrained predi- a shortage of workers and are and our first word to Jews scat- Through centuries of suffering estine, which we occupy as a mat- operations. The amounts which
tered
the
world
over
is:
Near East.
and humiliation and oppression;
human dignity, and the equality lection for freedom, learning, and Planning to drag home German
of right and not on suffer- a they make available to member
through centuries of work and ter
Born in Berlin', Dr. Lewisohry of the sexes; they stand for war, peace. As a result of this and emigrants to other lands—Ary-
ence. Fully cognizant of our his- gencies thus depend entirely on
DO NOT DESPAIR! CEASE sacrifice
and contribution to the toric responsibility, we declare contributions received in the cur-
was brought by his parents at the autocracy, the obliteration of the other circumstances which will be ans, of course . .. For our part
age of eight to South Carolina, individual, and the subjection of described in future articles, it is we're willing to let 'em have all NOT TO HOPE FOR RE- making of modern civilization,
rent year."
quite true as Bertrand Russell the Nutsies of Yorkville and DEMPTION THROUGH THE they have acquired these rights that the greater part of our
and except for his European visits woman.
Mr. Lurie 's report on the obit-
POWER OF RIGHTEOUS. which have been registered in strength and resources shall be ty of Detroit Jewry to erect and
maintains, that the Jew has pro-
he has lived his life in America.
The significance of Judaism in duced in every age tribunes of the points west.
concentrated to the diversion of ni
NESS.
law
and
covenant.
These
rights
aintain
a media; institution com-
His return to the American lec- this struggle for human progress,
Did you know that a Nazi may
the stream of Jewish emigration
people, to whom the world owes
we shall never renounce until
plete the two-part survey con-
ture platform after an absence so clearly recog-
divorce his Aryan wife if she
For despair would be the ulti- they are completely established in into the Jewish National Horne. ducted at the request of the Jew-
a
large
part
of
its
conception
of
of 10 years was an event of na- nized by its foes,
Patronizes a Jewish shop, on the mat, sin. So long as we stand up
The ideal of a National Home in
liberty.
every part of the civilized world.
ish Welfare Federation -by the
tional importance.
h a s frequently
Rarely has the opposition of the grounds that such action coa=ti. against attack with resolute faith. We look forward to the day when Palestine is an aspiration of the Council of Jewish Federations and
The followin?.• are in charge of been overlooked
totes
a
breach
of
her
oath
to
whole
Jewish people, seeking to
the destroyers are powerless, freedom and equality will become
Jew
to
the
forces
of
delusion
and
Welfare
Funds, which organize-
the arrangements for the dinner: by historians of
"obey and cherish" him?
achieve national freedom. The t
Thousands may fall, crushed un•
darkness been more clearly illus-
Gus D. Newman, general chair- civilization. They
One reason for the continued der the feet of barbarians; the the law of all life. And we pro- right to strive for the fulfillment T ion he heads as executive director.
trated than in the epochal days
pose
to
summon
the
help
of
all
he
first
half of the survey, de-
man; Julius Berman, chairman admit, as they
of Julius Streicher, whom work of generations may be' de-
of that aspiration is fundamental v
when the world sank from the power
reservations; Aaron A. Silber- necessarily must,
even moat Nazis can't stomach. stroyed; but faith in survival is liberal and democratic forces in to our existence and we shall oted to a scieniiiit Inquiry into
light
of
antiquity
into
the
obscur-
the
!
burning
out
the
poison
of
hatred
need
fora local Jewish hoe.
is that h e has all the dope on
blatt, chairman reception coin- that Judaism
the essence of resistance. It is and intolerance, which infects so never renounce the historic claim
ity of the early Middle Ages. Of Hitler's private
was directed
Dr. J. J.
mittee; Joseph H. Ehrlich. to ar- like Christianity,
life stowed away the keystone of defense.
of the Jewish people to the status
the
various
factors
which
made
larze
a
part
of
the
world.
Golub,
head
of the Hospital for
in a French Rafe deposit vault.
range reception for guest speak- as a religion
of a free nation living on its own j
The heirs of , a long-suffering
possible
the
ultimate
resurgence
oint
Diseases,
New
York
City.
It
is
our
purpose
to
fight
with-
I
SPY
soil.
er. The education dinner com- stands opposed
and far-seeing people look again
of civilization, Judaism was prob-
mittee consists of Harry Cohen, t o absolutism,
The defendants in the current into the eyes of catastrophe. We out relenting against any enforced
To the Jews of the dispersion, d object to Mr. Lurie's recommen-
ably
the
most
effective
and
cer-
salons
on
financing,
Dr.
Golub,
emigration.
We
deny
the
right
of
Nazi trial are hoping they'll be
we send our fraternal sympathy
Aaron A. Silberblatt. Simon militarism, a n d
the least appreciated. The' given nice long prison sentences have succeeded in surviving be- any land forcibly to expel its Jew- in the hour of their need and c onsidering the problem from the
Shetzer, Philip Slomovitz. Mau- the reversion to Dr. Finkelsteie tainly
cause never in all that history has
a
Jew alone, of all Europeans ,
. They're afraid that If they go catastrophe been accepted as the ish citizens. The need for emigra- agony, and pay tribute to the 0 tandpoint of medical need, ree-
rice Landau, Julius Berman, Gus barbarism. u t
as an incident in the stabili- spirit of resistence and endurance b mmends the erection of a 200-
D. Newman. Jacob H. Sonenklar, they fail to see how the individual had managed to maintain his free they'll be spirited back to fatal conclusion. Just as we dare tion
zation
of
organized
society
has
ed Jewish hospital in Detroit
moral
and
intellectual
equilib-
Joseph IL Ehrlich, Louis Robin- Jew, who so frequently himself rium in the panic and 'Chaos Naziland to fall under the Berlin not believe that the world is con- been recognized by Jews from which they have manifested in C onmsunity Feud. Allied Drives
son, Bernard Nuns. and A. J. I falls short of the ideals of his which followed the decline of ax . . . At last there's a hope demned to destruction, that its time immemorial. The large Jew- the lands of persecution. In their
that • national magazine will pub- morality and humanity have lost
suffering, they have not forgotten f 0 "The bulk of the Jewish Wel-
Laehover..
faith. could have contributed to
/tope • • • • i
WI settlement in the United
re agencies receive community
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their potency, that civilization States, which we have the honor the stream of life which fed them
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B. C. VLADECK DIES
WAS HEAD OF ORT

OFFICERS ELECTED
BY SERVICE GROUP !,

Leading Jews and Communal Organizations Throughout
• the Country Receive Telegraphic Plea From Rabbi
J onah B. Wise, National Chairman

Legislators of Nation Approve
Action on Palestine

Dr. Franklin's
Armistice Day
Address Friday

EDUCATION DINNER
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