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The Only Anglo-Jewish

All Jewish News
All Jewish Views
WITHOUT BIAS

VOL. XL NO. 30

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1938

Controversy Over Radio Attacks Con-
tinues to Rage as Catholic Papers
Differ on Broadcasts

HEAD OF U. S. BAR QUOTES
POPE IN DENOUNCING BIAS

Condemns Nazi Persecu-
tions in Address at
Art Institute

DESCRIBES SUFFERING '
OF CHRISTIANS, JEWS

Says Catholics and Protest-
ants in Majority in
Concentration Camps

TELEPHONE

CADILLAC
1-0-4-0

Appeal for Help
Made by Jewish
Press in Germany

MERLI N. (WNS) — The
only Jtovish newspaper permit-
tel in Berlin, Joedisches Nach-
richtenblatt, (a news sheet of
two pages) carried an urgent
appeal, under the imprimatur
of the Propaganda Ministry, to
the world in general and the
United States in particular to
"open the barriers" to Jewish
emigration from Germany. Leo
Kreindler, editor of the publi-
cation, said in his appeal: "In
view of no many bitter disaPe
pointments and the failure of
so many authorities in the
world there must arise among
the Jews in Germany a feeling
that the world is willing to ex-
tend to them a certain amount
of 'pity,' but that this sym-
pathy ends when practical solu-
tions come into question."
"We imagine," the appeal
says, "that the great colonial
powers and the United States,
could quickly provide Jews from
Germany temporary refuge, be
it MT so primitive and that
in the transplantation of tem-
porary immigrants to other
lands an indefinite occupation
could occur, according to indi-
vidual suitability."

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

COUGHLIN IS ONLY Refugee Aid Continues on Increasing
CATHOLIC HERO OF
NAZIS IN GERMANY Scale; Earl Baldwin Fund Established;

Hitler's Voelkischer Beo-
bachter Attacks
Mundelein

DR. NAHUM GOLDMANN
URGES JEWS TO FIGHT

Declares It Is Only Salva-
tion in Opposition to
Anti-Semitism

Expert Says Palestine Can Take 600,000

Hundreds of Children Leave Naziland to Settle in Lands
Throughout the World; One Mother Dies While
Child Departs for Holland

SEE SCHACHT VISIT TO LONDON AS SCHEME
TO PERMIT EMIGRATION IN A TRADE DEAL

Applause for Rev. Charles E.
Julien Bryan, eminent lecturer
Coughlin's radio attacks on the
and traveler, in two stirring ad-
Jews
increased in Germany this
dresses delivered Sunday afternoon
!week, and the Royal Oak radio
and evening at the Art Institute,
priest
today has the distinction
under the auspices of the World
of being the only Catholic hero
Adventure Series, severely con-
in
the
Reich.
demned the persecutions in Ger-
The repudiation of Father
many and appealed for an open-
Are
Coughlin as a spokesman for the
door policy for the refugees in this
Catholic
church by George Car-
country.
dinal Mundelein of Chicago was
Emphatic statements that Father Charles E. Cough- Both lectures were attended by
severely attacked on Tuesday by
lin is not authorized to speak for the Catholic Church capacity audiences and hundreds
Hitler's personal organ, the
were made Sunday by George Cardinal Mundelein, Arch- Were turned away for lack even of
Voelkischer Beobachter, which
standing room both for the after-
bishop of Chicago, and Frank J. Hogan, president of the noon
called
Cardinal Mundelein and aid-
and evening addresses. George
er and abetter of Jewry. This
American Bar Association.
LONDON. (WNS)—Earl Baldwin, former British Prime Minister, appealed to
F. Pier rot, director of the World
Nazi
paper
said:
Cardinal Mundelein's statement, broadcast nation- Adventure Series, introduced the
all England to help the victims of persecution in Germany, in a radio address here.
"Cardinal Mundelein felt
speaker.
ally, was read over the stations
called upon to add to the Jewish Speaking for all religious communities in Britain, he launched "The Earl Baldwin
of the National Broadcasting Co.
Urges U. S. as Haven
interdict a reprimand from Cath- Fund" drive to help Jewish and Christian refugees alike. Jews, Catholics and Prot-
by Bishop Bernard J. Sheil, Vicar
o
olic
Church authorities. Munde- estant will cooperate on an equal basis. Already $2,500,000 has been pledged by
General and Senior Auxiliary
Chirrsitt ias f
lein
not only is a German hater, the public. His appeal for German cooperation in
as well as Jews--Mr. Bryan, in
Bishop of Chicago, after Father
helping refugees emigrate has
but also is closely associated
Coughlin's address. The state-
• Imought no response. The sup-
with
circles which seek to ad-
this that
ment read by Bishop Sheil fol-
port of the Earl Baldwin fund
vance Jewish dominance in the
lows:
can do to show its sympathy is
for the victims of religious and .
United States. If the Cardinal
to admit 50,000, 100,000 or even
His Eminence, George Car-
racial
persecution was urged as
Singers to Render Chanukah 200,000 refugees. In response to Project Launched Unde r now avers that the battle against
dinal Mundelein of Chicago,
an Imperative need for immedi-
Co-chairmanship of 7 Jewish influence is irreconciliable
his own question addressed to the
Music on Sunday
having been importuned by
ate
assistance
by the Archbishop
with the principles of the church
The Festival of Candles—Its Influence in History
audience whether it approved of
Kaale, Rosenthal
news commentators and cor-
Morning
of Canterbury, Lord Rothschild.
—which formerly combatted such
such action, he was greeted by
respondents from every section
Clement R. Attlee and Sir Alan
influence—it shows once again
prolonged applause.
By DR. PAUL ROMANOFF
of the country in reference to
Anderson at a meeting repre-
The membership enrollment pr o ;how all international elements
The Temple High School Choir,
Mr. Bryan predicted that there
the broadcasts of Father
senting all faiths. Lord Roth-
is
are
working
in
close
fellowship."
Legend
and
history
combine
torovo the story of Chanukah, Veer after year achild said that the use of the
recently organized by George Gal- will be no Jews left in Germany ject of the United Hebrew Sch oo
Coughlin of Detroit, makes the
throughout the axe*, lisle I. t he
Fears of a new attack on
alum Jew. have *topped to rekindle
the light that I. m wholle of the hanukah
following statement:
vani, will make its first public Ina few years and he also warn- was launched last week at a gath • Catholics were entertained at
C
legend. let Its Interpretation In word "medieval" to describe the
ed
that
Hitler
'
is
not
through
an-
terms
of
history
Is
even
more
significant—for now II may be mid that elites tortures inflicted on the Jews in
ering
held
at
the
home
of
A
"As
■ an American citizen,
ba the Vatican this week.
mere Is light In the norld tho s enttrolo .111 horn on the nth day of
appearance
Sunday
morning,
Dec.
flexing
other
lands
and
that
he
will
Germany was an insult to the
hisler—Dee, lit—and the eeven dais that follow,
Father Coughlin has the right
Kasle,
chairman
of
the
membershi
Unless
the
Jews
of
the
world
18, at 11 o'clock, in the main soon go into Rumania and later
/1
past."
to express his personal views
realize that their only salvation
auditorium of Temple Beth E„ will wedge his way into the committee.
It was officially announced
on current events, but he is not
is
in
fighting
back
before
they
"A
miracle
happened,"
the
leg-
a single small cruse was found that Dr. Iljalmar Schacht, presi-
The
occasion
will
be
the
large
Ukraine.
Mr.
Mask
in
discussing
thi
authorized to speak for the
a become refugees they face com- end runs. After heroic , battles remaining in an obscure corner.
Chanukah celebration of the en.
membership effort said:
Jews` Not Only Sufferers
dent
of the Reichebank, would go
Catholic Church, nor does he
plete moral and physical de- and victory in driving out the
tire religious school of the Tem-
In his description of the hoe-
"We are about to begin th e
The cruse was sufficient for only t o London for a "private visit to
represent the doctrine or sen-
ple. The public is invited.
mrs that are being perpetrated in enrollment of memberships i n struction in the ghetto, Dr. Na- Greeks from Jerusalem, the Mac-
t he governor of the Bank of
timents of the church."
one day's burning, and it would
hum Goldmann, chairman of the
The Temple Choir will sing tra the Reich, Mr. Bryan was em-
In his address, in which he ditional Chanukah music, includ- phatic in his declaration that there support of the United Hebre w International Administ rative cabees entered the Temple, take a week to produce new oil. England."
The visit Is to take place im-
Committee of the World Jewish cleansed it and renewed worship Then the miracle happened. The
again called up Jews and Gen- ing the blessings over the candles, are more Catholics and Protestants Schools. I must
mediately after the current meet-
Congress, asserted Sunday be- there. They also restored the
tiles to "stand shoulder to shoul- and will render selections from in the concentration camps than emphasize that
the
schools
are
mall
supply
of
oil
which
ordi-
ing
of the Bank for International
fore the congregation of the
der against communism," Father Handers "Judas blaccabeus." there are Jews. Ile described the
the spark of life
Free Synagogue in Carnegie Sanctuary and its sacred vessels. narily would last only .rt day Settlements at Basle, Switzer-
Coughlin urged his listeners to
Rabbi Leon Fram will tell a manner in which Catholic schools in the present
The light of the golden Menorah burned continually for eight days. land. German quarters expect
Hall, New York.
tune in for the address from Chanukah story. In addition to have been closed, how the children
"So long as world Jewry be- had been extinguished by the This miracle is now commemo- Dr. Schacht to leave Basle for
Washington of Frank J. Hogan, this special Chanukah service on are being weaned away from their Jewish situ a-
lieves that it is doing enough to Greeks who had also pried open rated in the festival of Chanu- London tomorrow,
president of the American Bar Sunday morning, there will be a parents and how Catholic and tion. They are
"Private visit" is a well-worn
Association. Father Coughlin Chanukah play presented at the Protestant churches are certain to the courage-giv-
aid its oppressed co-religionists the cruses which contained the kah.
ing power for
formula covering everything and
said that Mr. Hogan was "the Satundai,
by trying to help solve the refu- pure olive oil. Only pure oil was
History has much more to tell. nothing. For that reason there is
aaser, be next in line in the program of Jews t oday-
morning
school
scasimblemt It la an easy victim used for lighting the Menorah, The story of Chanukah is elo-
engaged.-ureic:rennin . for-the - Ns. ThlyWi Zeinis
- or the cOnfirmation confl, zolowA " PmPtItY -.
and without
tional Jewish Council."
of anti:Semitic terror, he said. and because the sacred gent of quently told In'the- Bobk -iirMie; great apeculation_ AIL JAL,
•
The humiliation of the children courage which
department. The play will be "The
"It Is not possible to settle the the high-priest on the jars was cabeec, written soon after the purpose.
Mr. Hogan, a distinguished Unlighted Menorah," by Elma Wati especially deplored by Mr. comes from
Imperative Motives
refugee question by migration, broken, the oil was defiled. Only Jewish victories. It is interesting
Catholic layman, spoke over the Ehrlich Levinger. The cast will Bryan. In the course of his pres-
know ledge we
for the world is closed to the
One imperative motive un-
Mutual Broadcasting System on a include Barbara Weinberg, Frank entation of the case against Naz- are
that this book, written originally
not safe.
Jews. Only by aiding the Jews
program arranged by the General Abramovitz, Lewis Clinton, Ethel ism, Mr. Bryan quoted from Hit-
in Hebrew, should be preserved doubtedly is the new British ex-
"Education
in
Eastern
Europe,
now,
before
in
Abe
Kasle
Jewish Council of the American Isenberg, Ruth Medal and Barbara ler's "Mein Kampf" and other
to us only in Greek. Thus the port offensive designed to fight
general is very
they are destroyed just as they
- Jewish Committee, the American Levitt. The play will be directed Nazi manuals.
language hated by the new Mac- and beat Germany with her own
The audience
Jewish Congress, Bnai Brith, and by Mrs. Blanche G. Rome. All laughed at the stupidities that are essential — but education fo ✓ have been in Germany, can
cabean rulers Is the only one methods. This drive is causing
the Jewish Labor Committee. By of the classes of the Temple are being swallowed by the people in the soul is necessary to life itself American Jews, and others still
in which the brave deeds and considerable concern In Germany
telephone from his home in Wash- also giving special Chanukah par- Germany, and Mr. Bryan corn- Especially is it necessary now free, actually help save them-
struggles of the Jewish nation because of the decline In her ex-
ington he denied he had been ties in the Temple building or in mented: "You would not laugh if more than ever before for the selves and their brothers from
Tidbits from Everywhere are recorded. The political con- ports.
Jewish children to acquaint them . moral destruction in the ghetto."
"engaged" as • spokesman for the homes of the pupils or teach- you were in Germany."
quests of the Greeks in Asia
Another purpose may be dis-
selves with Jewish history and
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
any organization. lie represent- ers.
brought in their wake a new cul- cussion of the Jewish refugee
Throughout his address Mr. the Jewish life—to acquire a
14,000
Turn
Out
for
Rally
Called
---
ed no Jewish committee "direct-
ture.
With
the
sword
of
the
con-
problem.
So far the German gov-
The Temple High School Choir Bryan expressed sympathy for knowledge of its great teachings.
(Copyright, MA a A. F. )
by LaGuardi a
ly or indirectly," he declared.
quering armies, the philosophies ernment hes refused to negotiate
consists of 60 boys and girLs, all the German people, said that they
NEW
YORK.
(WNS)
—
A
"It
is
unfortunate
that
it
of
Plato
and
Aristotle
were
with
the
Intergovernmental
Com-
"The views 1 :sup eeeee d in
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are against the Nazi persecu-
Catholic and an Episcopalian pre-
brought to the East.
mittee on Refugees sitting In
my speech were my own," he
tions, and deplored the fact that should be necessary to repeat, late joined with high government NATZI STUFF
year
in
and
year
out,
a
drive
fo
London,
on
the
ground
that
it is
r
asserted. "It is not the sort
With the Maccabees begins a
they are helpless to fight the
Rumors on the corn Rath
officials in a strenuous protest
of thing • man can be paid to
Hitler menace. He said that an membership for support of this meeting against
shooting plot are getting hotter new chapter in Jewish life, and political and anti-German, But
religious
end
cause.
All
Jews
should
consider
say."
underground movement is im-
a new chapter as well London quarters interested in the
racial persecution in Nazi Ger- and hotter . .. The latest is that perhaps
possible in view of the efficiency it a duty to enroll and pay thei r
Explaining how his address
the French secret police have ac- in the history of the Western emigration of Jews from Ger-
yearly dues at $5, without any many. The Citizens Rally, Against tual proof that the whole thing World. A renaissance period was many are known here to be
of the Gestapo.
came to be delivered, Mr. Ho-
MEMO: rune TO PAGE 2)
solicitation. But since solicitation
was
a put-up job to furnish a inaugurated by the Maccabees; a anxious to discuss some plan for
Defense of Our Democracy
gan said he made a similar
is necessary, we ask that our
such emigration,
speech at ■ dinner on Dec. 1,
Mr. Bryan opened his address
pretext fo
f h
r urt
er persecution revival of the earlier Jewish facilitating
On Friday evening, Dec. 23, the
workers
be
given
a
gracious
wel-
May Further Emigration
for Judge James A. Foley.
of the Jews .. , At the moment, script; ■ new phase of creative
regular Sabbath Eve services will with a description of the small come in the community.
Dr.
Schszht
may be quite will-
community
of
8,000
people
in
writings;
a
renewal
of
the
fer-
The dinner was given by the
well-informed
sources
whisper
be held under the auspices of the
"The Hebrew Schools extend
New York County Lawyers
that the Nazis are perfecting nier ritual; an introduction of ing to discuss unofficially some
Young People's Temple Club. This Pennsylvania, where he was born.
plan
whereby
Germany would
the
privilege
to
those
who
are
new
hymns;
the
assumption
of
a
Association, of which George
He
pointed
out
that
in
that
small
plans
e
tf
o
o
rb
ea
npoit
n
he
ner d " "outrage,"
o on u e c "aiti o s
is an annual function arranged by
kingly crown; the centralization facilitate the emigration of
Z. Medalie, former United
tho club, and promises to be an city there were representatives of willing and can afford to, to pay
some
of
her
Jew's,
in return for
the
tuition
for
one
or
more
chil-
all
races
and
religions
,that
there
of
the
royal
and
hierarchic
States Attorney, is . president.
lien and to supply what Hitler
exceedingly interesting and inspir-
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were 25 chorches, including two dren for the season in the name
will call justification for a bil- functions in a single person; the which Jewish quarters would un-
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dertake
to
facilitate
German ex-
To
Address
National
Con-
of
the
living,
or
in
the
name
of
reintroduction
of
other
forms
of
lion-dollar fine to be levied
The ritual service will be reed Jewish synagogues, and that all
ports. How such a plan would
by Milton Donor and Arthur people lived in harmony. This, he any one deceased in the family ference for Palestine in against the Catholic Church in social and religious customs and
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TURN
TO
PAGE
SEVEN)
inted out, is the result of our or someone in their friends fano
Goulson. The principal topic to
Washington, Jan. 14, 15 Germany . . . Five years ago rituals that were dear to the
89 per cent of the school chil- group of the Jews in Palestine.
be discussed will be "What Can f emocracy, which, though not per- ily who was very dear to them
"We solicit your support, and
For the first time in Jewish 'UN
Judaism Expect of its Youth?" ect, is nevertheless the decent way
WASHINGTON. — Jan dren of Munich attended Catho-
living. Without comment he in the name of the cause, may
The speakers will be Robert Maze r of
th en
Masaryk, who resigned Dec. 5 lic parochial schools . . . Today history, Jewish coins were cast. ,
plunged into his addres, you be blessed by the Almighty." as
every
one
of
them
is
forced
to
Simon,
the second son of Matta- '
and Irwin Berman. Dr. Leo If
London Minister of Czecho-
Rabbi , Harold Rosenthal, co-
Franklin will, by request, !Moak too hich was illustrated with films he
will come to the United attend Nazi-conducted schools think and brother of Judah the
k in Germany. It was an effec- chairman of the membership com- slovakia,
.
.
.
The
Nazi
racial
laws
are
Maccabee,
was the originator.
briefly upon the same topic.
States in the early part of Janu-
Plans for Youth Program to The music for this occasion will ti ye introduction and left a last- mittee, said in part: "The annual ary to be the principal speaker coming in handy for Mrs. Rai- The letters on these coins were
ng
impression
upon
those
who
enrollment
of
members
for
the
mund
von
Ilofmannstahl,
the
those
used
centuries
before, dur-
be furnished by the Temple choir h
at the national conference for
Be Discussed at Rally
and the Temple High School choir earl hint described the atrocities United Hebrew Schools must re- Palestine which will be held on former Muriel Astor . . . The ing the time of the First Temple Detroiter* to Attend Ses-
at Statler
nd
the
horrors
that
are
veiled
un-
ceive
the
wholehearted
support
of
non-Arvanism
of
her
husband,
a
and the Kings of Judah or even
of more than 60 voices, both choirs d
the evening of Saturday, Jan.
sions in Cincinnati
being under the direction of George er the guise of "progress" in Ger- Detroit Jewry. The tragic Mina- 14, and Sunday, Jan. 15. at Hotel subject of Hitler and the son of earlier. Such inscriptions as "For
Jan. 1549
ion of world Jewry arouses our Mayflower in Washington, D. C., the great Austrian Jewish poet the Freedom of Zion" and "Jo-
More than 750 young Detroiteni, Galvani. The ushering on this cos many.
Mr. Pierrot announced that the gravest concern and demands our under the auspices of the United Hugo von liolmannstahl, will hanan the High Priest and the
representing a ernes-section of the casion will be done by members of
World
Adventure
Series
is bring- every effort for their aid. Yet,
Jewish community, will convene at the Young People's Temple Club
CINCINNATI. — Reform Jew-
Palestine Appeal. the only Amer- make it easy for her to obtain Jewish Assembly" appear on
Hotel Statler, (ballroom floor), on and young women members will act ing to Detroit, for one lecture only, absorbed as we are with the prob- ican Jewish agency providing the divorce she wants from him, these coins in Hebrew only. The ish congregations and their af-
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 18, at 2:30 as hostesses at the social hour on Jan. 29, John Gunther, author lems of the hour, we dare not for the settlement of Jewish as she is suing him in an Aus- Jews were not allowed to cast or filiates have already appointed
o'clock, to adopt a constitution that which follows the service. The of "Inside Europe." Edgar Ansel' foresake the one objective that refugees in Palestine.
trian court .. . Imagine the em- mold even their profiles, since delegate, to attend the biennial
will formally inaugurate the ac- general public is invited to be Mowrer will also be brought to will assure our roninued tife-
In a conversation 'with Dr. barrassment of the Voelkiacher the kings and priests of the Jews assemblies of their national or-
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Jewish education for all our
tivities of the Junior Section, De- present
Solomon Goldman of Chicago Beobachter when it discovered were not worshipped as were ganizations; the Union of Ameri-
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youth. A knowledge of the II, and
it was advertising con- those of the Greeks and the can Hebrew Congregations, the
troit Service Group. The Junior
Louis Lipsky of New York, the serial
irtEASE TURN TO CAGE Si
brew
language
and
prayer
book,
an
PLEASE TURN TO EDITORIAL PAGE National Federation of Temple
Section is sponsored by the sen-
national co-chairmen of the
understanding of Jewish holidays United Palestine Anneal. who
ior organization, the fund-raising
Sisterhoods and the National
and ceremonials, and an appre- visited London recently to con-
arm of the Jewish Welfare Feder-
Federation of Temple Brother.
ciation of our history and heri- cult
ation.
hoods here, Jan. 15-19, accord-
with the British Govern-
tage are inslispensible to the pres- ment on the possibilities for in-
Primarily the Junior Section will
ing to an announcement just
ervation of the Jewish personality!" creased refugee settlement in
become the vehicle through which
made at the Cincinnati head-
Today when distorted half-truths Palestine, Mr. Masaryk expressed
the younger generation will play
quarters of the Union.
Henrietta Szold Celebrates Her 78th Birthday
are broadcast throughout the himself as being deeply sympa-
an active part in future Allied
Delegates to the first national
Preliminary Meeting of Scattered Jewish Communities in world, from places high and low, thetic toward the movement of
Jewieh Campaigns.
Youth convention in Cincinnati.
the educated Jew takes comfort the rebuilding of Palestine which
By ANNA B. STOLK
In addition to the adoption of the
State to Convene at Bay City
Jan. 14-15, have also been
in the knowledge of the truths had been considered a meat ideal
constitution, condensed copies of
chosen, the Union announcement
about his people."
Dee. tl,nearly 7.5,000 come. throughoat the I nItevl atate.
erlehnato
which appeared in the first edi-
of the Jewish people by his fa- IM the
Upon the initiative of a number Rabbi Israel T. Notis of Congre-
711111 birthday of the roomier
liadameh nho tabu s1111 I. one of stated.
tion of the group's new publication,
Harry
Cohen,
president
of
the
The Union of American He-
the most active and beloved women In Jere...tem. This hurried re.n... of
ther, the late Thomas G. Masa-
Dnai Israel, Saginaw, is U
her life been hrollotont to the feet that years du not determine youth.
"The Junior Service Journal," of rabbis and congregational lay gation
nited Hebrew Schools, opened ryk, who founded the Czecho-
brew Congrssations will hold its
h Julius E. Green berg, th e meeting and related his own slovakian Republic.
Sunday's agenda includes the elee- leaders in Michigan, a state-wide secretary.
36th biennial next month. Found-
Alex K
Geo
rge
In
Jerusalem,
on
Dec.
21,
an
tion of a board of direetors and conference of orthodox synagogues Elmer Koffman, represent the two xperiences in approaching for
ed in 1873 in Cincinnati by Dr.
Mr. Masarek's father was one
the completion of committee ap- is being called for Sunday, Jan. Bay City congregations acting es h e rn embership. Mr. Cohen said that of the most ardent supporters erect, gray-haired woman will
Isaac M. Wise and associates, the
come quietly to her desk in the
pointments.
e
found
the
people
fully
Union now includes about 300
cogni-
of the upbuildina of Palestine
15, at Bay City, with the view of hosts to the convention, with Sam- „
of the Youth Aliyah move-
Twenty six members will be establishing a permanent organ- ad B. Weinberger of Saginaw as:
nt of the fact that a membership for a period of 20 years uo to offices
liberal Jewish congregations in
ment
which
has
the
task
of
trans-
elected to the board, half of whom ization to further religious aryl siding in preparations. Rabbi ie , of great importance to the the time of his death about a
the United States and Canada.
Jewish boys and girls
will serve two-year, and half, ore- educational activities, particularly
hoots and they were ready to year ago. As an expression of ferring
The biennial sill lay the ground-
from Central Europe to Pales-
year terms. The nominating com- among the smaller, isolated Jew- Solomon Z. Feinberg and Isidore gt ye their undivided support to
work
for the Union's new 10-
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Fishman of Flint are also co-
tine. Her dark eyes will survey
mittee has been authorized to pre- ish communities.
year program of Service to De-
operating, with the following De- the United Hebrew Schools.
the day's work quickly; she will
ment a elate of 20 candidates.
mocracy and Judaism by 100 per
Rabbi Morris Adler of the
At least 20 congregations from
go about the business of caring
Max Chomsky will preside as every part of the state are ex- troiters who are members of the Shaarey Zedek was the guest
cent of the membership.
for thousands of refugee chil-
chairman at Sunday's session in pected to participate in this pre- general committee: Rabbi Moses speaker.
The National Federation of
dren now in Palestine with effi-
Fisher
and
Louis
Gunsberg,
presi-
the absence from the city of Maur- liminary meeting, in addition to a
Temple Sisterhoods will celebrate
The meeting concluded with a
cient and steady movements, for-
ice Glacier, chairman of the pro- large delegation from Detroit dent of Congregation Dried Moshe; social hour.
its 13th biennial. It Is the larg-
getting,
perhaps,
that
this
day
Daniel
Tomehin,
president
of
the
visional board.
est Jewish women's religious or-
Plans for the convention include
marks her 78th birthday.
The provisional board, which has s business session at 2 p. rn. for Mizrachi Organization, and Rabbi
itanization In the world. Three
But on the same day in this
worked toward the organization of the discussion of the structure and Max J. Wohlgelernter of Congrega-
hundred
eaty-seven units are
country, throughout some 46
the Junior Section, Detroit Serv- program of the proposed organiza- tion Beth Tefilo Emanuel.
spread over air countries: the
Rabbi Morrie Adler will deliv- states, many will remember and
Young Israel of Detroit was
United
Statea,
Canada. Cuba,
ice Group, has set up election ma- tion, and a banquet in the evening
er the address at the Friday eve- honor her birthday. Nearly 75,000
among the first groups to respond
chinery for Sunday's meeting. The which is to be addressed by • TS- to
Panama. Etutiand and South
ning services at Congregation American Jewish women will sit
the invitation for participation
details will be handled by mem- tionally-promincnt leader of Jew-
Africa.
Shaarey Zedek on Dec. 23.
down with friends and relatives
in the Michigan Synagogue Con-
The Executive Committee of the
bers of the program comrnittee.
The meeting of the National
Dr. A. M. Hershman and Rab- to (hare a one-dish meal and do-
Lsh religious life.
ference. David I. Berrie, president,
Federation of Temple Brother. .
The Junior Section plans to meet
Rabbi P. Annes of the Temple will head a large Young Israel Jewish Community Council will bi Adler conduct the services and nate the difference in cost be-
meet next Monday evening, Dec. are assisted byCantor J. H. tween this and their usual fam-
hoods will be the eighth biennial.
the fourth Sunday of each month. of Abraham, Bay City, is chair-
Representatives from its '120 lo-
Future programs will be cultural man of the arrangements comniit- delegation to the Jan. 15, conclave 19, at 5:30 p. m.,., in the Jewish Sonenklar. A social hour follows i ly dinner as a birthday gift to
at Bay City, and will preside at Home for Aged, Humphrey and
and social in nature.
cal units In every section of
the services. The public is wel- this quiet, purposeful woman
tee for the Jan. 15, conference, and the afternoon seealon.
Petoskey •
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Hate Breeds Hate

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CARDINAL MUNDELEIN AND HOGAN BRYAN PLEADS FOR
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DENY REV. COUGHLIN'S OPINIONS U. GERMAN
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RECITAL BY CHOI R the peopleedeisnerberinnfantyh_e
OF TEMPLE SCHOOL 'L,7'4, t7h:

Germany Cautioned as Economic Annihilation Decrees
Made; Change in Mexico's Anti-Semitic Attitude
Likely; 300,00 Seek U. S. Entrance

HEBREW SCHOOLS
ENROLL MEMBERS

The Light That Is Chanukah

Strictly
Confidential

Youth Services at
Temple on Friday

MASARYK TO SPEAK
AT U. P. A. PARLEY

JR. SERVICE GROUP
WILL MEET SUNDAY

ION BIENNIAL'S
DELEGATES CHOSEN

MICHIGAN ORTHODOX SYNAGOGUE
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD JAN. 16

Mother of Youth Aliyah

Council Executive
Will Meet Monday

Rabbi Morris Adler
to Deliver Sermon
Next Friday Night