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DEMAND IMMEDIATE Leaders of Anti-Semitic and Pro-Fascist NORTH END CLINIC ( TRADE-EMIGRATION
"RANSOM" SCHEME OF NAZIS
HAVEN FOR 10,000
CHILDREN IN ZION Groups Back of Pro-Coughlin Efforts in IN WOLF'S MEMORY IS SEVERELY CONDEMNED; SCHACHT'S PROPOSAL
Jewish Participation in Con.
ference With Arabs Is
Hung in Balance
ARAB PRIEST,
MUFTI, IS MURDERED'
Tactics of Terrorists Are
Denounced by the Arab
Masses
of
New York to Boycott Radio Station WMCA
, I
The Second Floor Waiting
Room Is Set Aside for
This Purpose
FAILS TO IMPRESS LONDON REFUGEE COMMITTEE
Edward J. Smythe Among Instigators of Movement; Finan r ;
RESOLUTION ADOPTED "Refugees Do Not Seek Freedom at Cost of Dishonor," Joint
cial Writers Condemn Coughlin's Religious Preju-
AS TRUSTEES' TRIBUTE
Boycott Council Told; Intensify Drive Against the
dice; Convert Answers Priest
Seek Contributions to Fund
Sale of German-Made Goods
Palestine
NEW YORK. — Leaders of
anti-Semitic and pro-Fascist or-
LONDON (WNS)—While ne- ganizations in this country are
gotiationa about the refugees were seen as the instigators of the
under way, Britain refused to in- boycott effort against Radio Sta-
crease the rate of Jewish immigra- tion WMCA which has barred Fr.
tion into Palestine above the pros- Charles E. Coughlin from de-
ent figure of 1,000 a month, be- livering addresses over its fa-
cause it might prejudice the pro- cilities on the ground that he
posed Palestine conference. Al- was spreading religious and ra-
though it did not mean permanent cial hatred. The hand of the Fax-
refusal, the government has re- chits was seen in this demonstra-
jected a proposal to admit iopoo tion.
Jewish children into Palestine im-
Edward J. Smythe, one of the
mediately, pending the forthcoming leaders of the boycott movement
Arab-Jewish conference in Lon- against WMCA, is known to be
identified with anti-Jewish move-
don.
The Board of Deputies of Brit- ments, and the American Pa-
ish Jews looked to Colonial Seem- triots, Inc., one of the sponsor-
tory Malcolm MacDonald for a ing bodies, is believed to be a
reconsideration of the govern- pro-Fascist group.
2,000 Boo the Station
meet's refusal and d e c I a r e d
through Sir Robert Waley Cohen During the demonstration on
and Samson Wright that the sue- Sunday afternoon, a booing,
cess of the conferences might be shouting crowd of 2,000 persons
prejudiced if MacDonald persisted picketed radio station WMCA at
in his. unwillingness to admit the 1657 Broadway for more than
children into Palestine. two hours in protest against the
station's refusal three weeks ago
to give Father Coughlin time on
May Reconsider Conference
JERUSALEM (Palcor) — The the air when he failed to submit
arbitrary attitude taken by the a copy of his scheduled broad-
British Government in refusing to cast.
The demonstration, held under
consider the granting of immigra-
the auspices of the Committee
tion certificates for immediate
needs of the Jews of Germany may for the Defense of American Con-
stitution , Rights, attracted h
casue the Jewish Agency for Pal-
dreds of passers-by and inter-
to reconsider its decision to fered with pedestrian traffic on
participate in the Arab-Jewish feted
discussions scheduled to be held in Broadway, but was orderly
though noisy.
London, it was declared by Isaac
Starting at 3 o'clock, a hand-
ben Zvi, President of the Vaad ful of pickets led by Allen Zoll,
Leumi, in addressing a special rep- commander of the American Pa-
resentative conference convoked triots, Inc., and James O'Kelly,
by the Vaad Leumi. executive secretary of the spon-
"The Yishub has always sought soring committee, appeared with
an agreement with the Arabs," placards denouncing the station.
the Jewish leader declared; but Within a short time, hundreds of
if a condition of the negotiations others joined the double picket
means the closing of Palestine line, marching in front of the
against our brethren from Ger- station building and around the
. many, the Jewish Agency must re. block bounded by 51st and 62nd
examine its participation in the at., Broadway and Eighth Ayes.
Conference."
Protestant Participants
Other speakers echoed the warn-
A detail of 120 policemen un-
ing. In addition t •ien Zvi, the der Deputy Chief Inspector Louis
participants in
on in- F. Costume was there to pre-
cluded David
chair- serve order, but aside from keep-
ncy for
man of the Jew
Palestine Executive, who reviewed
the political situation df Palestine
in the light of international con-
ditions; Pincus Rutenberg, Chief
Rabbi Isaac Herzog, Joseph Su-
praski, Dr. Abraham Katznelson,
member of the Vaad Leumi Execu-
tive; Dr. Ben Zion Mossinsohn, S.
Sirkis, Rabbi Jacob Shapiro, Alex- Aaron Silberblatt Is Chair-
ander Zisling, labor leader, and man; Harry Cohen, Chas.
Baruch Weinstein of the Jewish
Lapides, Associates
State Party.
A three minute period of silence
opened the session, in memory of
Laurence W. Crohn, president
the Jews of Germany "murdered of the Zionist Organization of
daily," and of the 73 Jews who Detroit, announces the appoint-
hase been killed in Palestine in ment of Aaron Silberblatt as
the past fifty days since the last chairman of the membership
meeting of the Vaad Leumi was drive which commenced this
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
BEGUN BY ZIONISTS
held. week. Harry Cohen and Charles
Mr. Rutenherg stressed the fact Lapides were appointed associate
that the Jewish Agency's partici- chairmen.
potion in the London discussions
Aiming to enroll several hum-
is "conditional on securing assur-
Detroiters who are recog-
ances for the maintenance of the dred
„ "' ;aa .
a as Zionists but who have
Balfour Declaration and the Man-
not been affiliated with the or-
date," while bargaining on the ganization, the current drive is
immigration question is inconceiv- considered of particular impor-
able."
tance in view of the primacy oft
Chief Rabbi Herzog declared: Palestine as a haven of colonize-
"From this spot we proclaim to tion for refugees.
the world that the closing of the
Support for the . Zionist move-
gates of Palestine in the faces of
refugees ment today is tantamount to co-
the harried Jewish
means turning the Jewish Na- operation in the most significant
step for the saving of hundreds
tional Home into a fiction."
o thousands of homeless Jews,
Terrorists Murder Arab Priest, of
Mr. Silberblatt pointed out in a
Mufti's Opponent
Sheikh Said el Khatib, a priest statement accepting the appoint-
of the Mosque of Omar, was shot 'tient as chairman of the mem-
dead by Arabs in the Old City of bership drive.
Officers of the Zionist Organi-
Jerusalem Sunday.
This killing, two days after that zation of Detroit and members of
of another mosque official, Sheikh the membership committee em-
Mahmoud Ansari, eliminates an- phasize that numerical strength
other important Arab from the op- is needed today to influence pub-
ponents of the exiled Mufti of lie opinion and to secure the
Jerusalem, Haj Amin el Husseini, enforcement of the guarantees to
and is a further victory in the lat. Jews incorporated in the Balfour
ter's campaign to wipe out all Declaration and the Mandate for
opposition. Palestine.
El Khatib was the second victim
Reports on progress of the
in his family, Sheikh Abdul Rah- membership drive will be sub-
man el Khatib having been fatally mitted at a meeting of the ex-
shot just a rramth ago. ecutive committee of the Zionist
Sunday's slaying emphasized the Organization at Temple Beth El
denunciation of Arab terrorists at on Wednesday evening. Those de-
a demonstration of Arab peasants siring to enlist as members are
and villagers near Hebron. In the asked to call either of the co-
presence of the district commis- chairmen or the executive secre-
sioner, Edward Keith Roach, and tary of the organization, Mrs. Al-
Major Gen. Richard NugentO'Con- bert Feldstein, 1044 Penobscot
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Bldg., Cherry 6559.
B'Nai B'ritles Palestine Colony
Waal B'rlth members In Palestine hate two additional reasons for
making merry on Chanukah this year because the festival marks
the beginning of colonization of the Weal ll'rith-Alfred M. Cohen
Colony at Sfolodeth and also the 30111 anniversary of Jerusalem
Lodge Ms. 370, the mother lodge 1111 the East of the 93.year-old
organization.
Broadcasters' Head
Condemns Coughlin
Serving as Memorial
to Late President
the Colonial network in New
England. This service was
broadcast to eight New Eng.
land stations. In addition. the
station broadcast a half ,hour
"Ave Maria" program for dug
monastery from 6:30 to
o'clock.
THIRD AMERICAN NOTE DEMANDS AMERICAN
CITIZENS BE EXCLUDED FROM NAZI RULES
Years of unstinting service by
the late Edwin A. Wolf, former
president of the North End
Clinic, have been officially rec-
ognized by the clinic's board of
trustees. Through recent action
At the end of the demonstra- the Edwin A. Wolf Memorial
tion Mr. Zoll, who declared thit Fund has been created. Further
"I myself am a Presbyterian„" tribute to the late president was
said the demonstration was "an made this week when the board
American protest against the cur- voted to name the second floor
tailment of free speech and net waiting room the "Edwin A. Wolf
Just a Catholic protest in sup- Memorial Room." A bronze me-
port of Father Coughlin." '
morial plaque will be hung in
Edward J. Smythe, who iden- this room.
NEW YORK (WNS)—Rejecting the Nazi "ransom" plan proposed
tified himself as chairman of the
The Edwin A. Wolf Memorial
national executive committee of Room" serves as the reception by Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, president of the Reichsbank, the Joint Boycott Council of
the Protestant War Veterans of lobby for the eye, ear, nose and the American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Labor Committee called for intensi-
the United States, said his or- throat, dental, minor surgical, fication of the drive again German-made goods, Expressing the organization's sen-
ganization had participated in gynecological, venereal and urn- timents, Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, chairman, said that "there is a limit to the amount
protest against the "un - Ameri- logical departments of the clinic.
of ransom money which we are prepared to pay for the release of Jewish hostages
can action of the station."
Through this room hundreds of
Bin Germany and refugees do not
Writers Attack Coughlin
patients pass weekly to enter the
seek freedom at the coat of dis-
Besides taking part in the various examining rooms sur-
honor." Declaring that the boy-
picketing, Mr. Zoll was chairman rounding it.
cott
i ll go on "unremittingl y
of a gathering at the Manhat-
The North End Clinic, a Com-
sa
d relentlessly,"
el e ntlessly," he said: " N o
tan Center in W. 34th St., at
munity Fund agency, has been
Jew will permit himself to be
which Roger Baldwin of the
rendering an e v e r - increasing
used as a Nazi salesman and no
American Civil Liberties Union
service to the health of the com-
Jewish refugees will accept free-
debated with John Cecil of the
free-
munity. Better than 7,000 treat-
dom at the cost of nationa l
American Immigration Confer-
Project
for
Membership En- grace.. Jeremiah T. Mahoney,
ments are given patients each
ence Board the question whether
month. While under the auspices
rollment is Gaining
the United States should furnish
former Supreme Court Justice,
of the Detroit Jewish community
Momentum
assured the council of biz sub-
ing the pickets in line and mov- an "asylum of racial and po- and staffed largely by Jewish
scription
litical
refugees."
About
1,000
to the intensification of
ing they had little to do.
members of the medical proles-
persons, including many of the
the boycott of Nazi goods and
While leaders of the demon-
on, the clinic serves all races
Rabbi Morris Adler of Congre- predicted that the boycott would
pickets, attended the debat, and
stration asserted that most of the voted almost unanimously in sup- and all creeds.
gation Shaarey Zedek, in an ad- bring about the liberation of the
demonstrators were Catholic, ban-
Since the announcement of the
dress at the initial meeting of the German people and the down- .
port of Mr. Cecil's contention
ners displayed revealed that the that such refugees should not be creation of the Edwin A. Wolf
membership enrollment campaign fall of Adolf Hitler.
Protestant War Veterans of the
Memorial Fund a number of con-
admitted.
A group of 150 Americans
of the United Hebrew Schools at
United States and the Protestant
Earlier in the day a commit- tributions to the fund have been
the home of Abe Ka.sle on Dec. 16, are engaged in a campaign to
Chaplains Association also were
tee of financial writers issued a received from members of the
raise $200,000 to be used to
told
the
workers
that
their
mission
participating.
statement condemning Father . medical staff, personnel, the
was not only to raise a certain help Jewish and Christian schol-
Officials of the station de.
Coughlin for "injecting racial and board and friends of Mr. Wolf.
amount of money but to bring to ars exiled from Germany. Gov-
dined to make any statement
religious prejudice into his dis- Gifts received will be utilized to
the people of Detroit a positive ernor Gross of Connecticut is
other than to say their origi.
cussions of monetary and bank- purchase needed equipment at the
president of the guild.
message of Jewish education.
nal decision still stood. A
ing reform, thereby adding feel clinic to aid in rendering a
More than 250 persons repre-
"There never was a more urgent
greater
service
to
the
commu-
spokesman for the station,
to the already blazing flames 'e
need for a constructive philosophy senting 23 professions in the
nity.
however, pointed out that at
intolerance and bigotry." Irvi
city
declared their intention to
of
Jewish
education
than
at
the
the height of the picketing,
It is urged that friends of Mr.
B. Altman, editor of Dyn
present time," he said. "We want aid tin—the--platy-to - extend—tee.--e
from 3 to 3:30 o'clock. a line
America, an economic journal, Wolf and of the North End
professional
services to German
our
children
to
know,
to
feel
that
of the station was "feeding"
was chairman of the committee, Clinic take this occasion to con-
Judaism Is not a burden, that it is refugees. Dashiell Hammett,
a broadcast of novena services
which included Prof. Irving Fish- tribute to the fund. Gifts should
author,
is
chairman
of the Pro-
a privilege, a boon, that Judaism is
from the monastery of the
er of Yale University, Dr. John be sent directly to the clinic at
JAN MASARYK
meaningful and carries a divine fessionals' Conference Against
Franciscan Friars of the Atone.
Bauer, director of the American 936 Holbrook Ave.
Nazi
Persecution.
ment at Graymoor, N. Y., to
Further evidence of the high
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Jun Masaryk, son of the founder message. The Jewishness of a
A special national committee
esteem with which Mr. Wolf was of the Czechoslovakian Republic c ommunity is measured not by its
held by the clinic and members and Czech ambassador to London, response to Zedakah, but by its tinder the chairmanship of Alfred
E. Smith, including representa-
support
of
educational
institu-
of its board is shown in the fol- will sail next week on a special
Negro Congregation
tives of all faiths, has been
lowing resolution adopted by the trip to the United States to be the tions." Rabbi Adler warned the
Contributes Fund for
formed to alleviate the distress
board of trustees at its last meet- principal speaker at the national workers not to go out as sales-
of German refugees.
the. Aid of Refugees
people
but
as
educators.
ing:
conference for Palestine Which will
!Bider Sobeloff, director of the
"11 becomes the sail duty of the Board be held in Washington, D. C., on
or Direction of the North 0011 (Dole of
Jewish Welfare Federation, told U. S. Demands Protection for
NEW YORK — Negro sym-
reconlinr upon Its minute,/ the death Jan. 14 and 15, under the aus-
of in highly esteemed nod nell beloved pices of the United Palestine the worker that this membership
Its admen. in Germany
pathy for oppressed minorities
Emergency Problems to Be member, Edith; A. Wolf, who paned Appeal.
effort affords them an opportunity
in Central and Eastern Europe
WASHINGTON (WNS) — A
allay on the 10th dayof November, BEM.
to
do
a
piece
of
constructive
work
Considered
at
General
As-
"In
the
death
of
Edwin
A.
Boll,
the
was given concrete expression
third strongly worded note was
for the Jewish community. He ad-
North End Clinic Inn lost one of Its
through the contribution of
delivered to the German govern-
most Soloed corkers, and one oho toter
sembly in Baltimore
vised the workers to lay em- ment asking for assurances that
tookery actin and Ores personal
$130 by members of the Abys-
phasis on the educational phase of American Jews in Germany will
Interest i n Its nelfare.
•
sinian Baptist Church, 132 W.
"Ills membership on the Moved of IN-
their effort. "This," he said, "is not be subjected to discrimina-
Leaders in Jewish welfare and ,vrtors been, In the veto. 1022, , and he
138 St., New York City, for the
not s campaign, it is not another tory treatment. Should Nazi
of
aid of Christian and Jewish
community activity in the United "
ssrst`Sts74"Is.";;;M:elsti'i's;,
drive, it is an educational effort." Germany persist . in refusing to
refugees. The suns represented
States and Canada will gather to hr nu. elected to thepresidency on
Harry Cohen, president of the give such assurances it is pos-
Feb.
21,
ISA
holding
this
office
until
the total collected at a meeting
discuss current problems of fund- NM death. During ail (hew years, and
schools, said: "It is not just the sible that the State Department
in the church addressed by
(lb day of his mining. his odd ens
Conclave
Here
Dec.
26
to
financial
aid we are seeking, but here trill invoke retaliatory mea-
raising
and
community
relation-
nIse hominid nere never falling.
Rabbi Halpern of the East Mid-
ran be fairly add that Inc North
the oo-operation and active partici- sures. Reports brought back by a
28; Convention Ban-
wood Jewish Center of Brook-
ships at the general assembly of End 'It (Boole
111,11 o great debt of /mill-
pation
of
all Jews in our educa- Joseph T. Kennedy, ambasador
lyn, N. Y.
the Council of Jewish Federa- thole to Eihvin 5. Doll' for he gave 1•0
quet Wednesday
tional endeavors." Ile pointed out to Great Britain, that the out-
of his lime and energy to
tions and Welfare Funds in Bal- unstinting!)
The sum will be equally di-
development. In the death of 12Inin
that
the
membership
committee of look in Europe, although not de-
vided between the American
timore, Md., Jan. 21, 22 and 23, A. Boll this ouninninolly has host a noon
Aaron D•oock, vice-president of the schools headed by Abe Kasle spairing, was nevertheless not
William J. Shroder of Cincinnati, 11 110.1. gene ..... s giving of his Homini,
Jewish Joint Distribution Com-
energy and time might be emninted by Bred Brith, District No. 6, will be and Rabbi Harold Rosen t h a I
bright, gave further indication
president of the Council, an- others.
mittee and the American Com-
"Therefore, In summing at Ills pun- guest speaker at the banquet of launched the membership enroll- that the state department was
nounced. The Council com-
mittee for Christian German
t ae (nay lake consolation in booing the Junior lino' Brith to be held ment effort simultaneously with the annoyed over Germany's failure
prises 147 federations and wel- been
Refugees. In forwarding the
privilered to knon him end to at Lachar's Wednesday evening at
ushering in of the feast of Chanu- to give requested guarantees. In
fare funds in 119 cities.
lure been associated nitti
check to the two refugee aid
"As a token/ our esteem and affec- 6:30 p. m. Former Judge Joseph kah, and said this is the proper its most recent note the United
The Assembly will concentrate tion
agencies, Rev. A. Clayton Pow-
for him, It IN II. desireof the Samlers and Al Levin, presidents time to re-dedicate ourselves to the
States reminded the German gov-
its attention on the problems fac- Board that Innscription of thises-
ell, Jr., pastor of the Abyssin-
Presslon be presented to ills foronit, min of Pisgah and Louis Marshall cause of education, to the cause of ernment that Germans in this
ing local communities in respond- the
ian Baptist Church, stated that
assurunee or our most sincere and lodges, will be present at the ban- the Torah.
country were not subjected to
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this was the largest collection
heartfelt sympathy.•
quet. •
Rabbi Rosenthal, as co-chairman discrimin..tory measures but en-
that the church had contributed
Final preparation's are being of the membership enrollment pro- joyed equal rights with citizens.
during the past eight years.
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made to welcome more than 500
A. Z. A. delegates from two states
for the three-day Great Lakes re-
gional meet.
The unofficial proceedings of the
convention began on Friday, Dec.
23, with services for delegates at The Significance of Jewish Participation at the New
Twenty-six Elected to Directorate; Officers to Be Chosen Congregation Bnai David.
York World's Fair
by the Board; Sub-Committees at Work to
A downtown parade, oratory
Tidbits from Everywhere
Carry Out Planned Program
and debating contests, basketball
By GEORGE BACKER
conies, a midnight theater party,
By PHINEAS J. Billt.011
The Junior Section of the De- by the Jewish American Youth a semi-formal dance, banquets, a
EDITOR•s NOTE, In the American Jewish leadership. 1Ir. Backer stands not
(Copyright. DIM it A. P. al
trait Service Group ratified its Chorus and will include an orig- farewell dance and business ses-
as one et Its most eolorful and versatile personalities, Slone Interests
corn the nhole maul
the Jentsto question In this country
ry and
constitution and elected a board inal one-act play, "The Last sions will be included in the
abroad. Ills recto, .rte tion
leader a the American ta
group
of directors at a two-hour busi- Wall," written by Victor Kush- program. Numerous places of in-
GOEBBELS BAG
In the City Council of Nn, lock stamps him as an important Oruro
session held at Hotel Stet- ner and presented by the Junior terest will be visited by the out-of-
In national affairs In Amnion. Me Miner is the president and one
In Europe they say that the
In
of the Initiators of the Jenish Palestine revolt,. as the Nen ',Cork
Munich pact almost sent Herr ler, Dec. 19, with Max Chomsky Section Dramatics Group under town guests.
World• Yale, 111:19.
Goebbels out on his ear . . . presiding. the direction of Miss Regina Mayor Reading to Crown A.Z.A.
This because the Germans proved Twenty-six members were elect- Schiller and Miss Leona Levin.
Queen
so enthusiastic at the thought of ed to the directorate of this Many sub-committees of the
A feature of the convention will
peace that Hitler was convinced youth organization sponsored by new organization are already at be the selecting of a beauty queen
there was something wrong w it h the Detroit Service Group of the work, notably the program corn- for Detroit A. Z. A. Selection of
his propaganda machine . . It Jewish Welfare Federation. The mittee, the speakers' bureau, the the queen will be held at the con-
wasn't 'until he got the bright 13 chosen to serve a two-year dramatics group and the publics- vention dance Tuesday, Dec. 27,
idea of the November pogrom term are: Irwin Berman, Max tions committee. A combined when Ramona of the Book Casino
that Goebbels was restored to his Chomsky, Arthur Doctor, Miss meeting of the program commit- will select the person whom she
chief's good graces . Julius Esther Etkin, Miss Hannah Fee' tee, headed by Miss Hannah Fer- considers the most beautiful of
Streicher is now trying to stop man, Maurice Glacier, Louis Gm, man and the publications corn- the contestants. Mayor Richard
Germans from smoking, on the don, Miss Leona Levin, Mrs. mittee, under the co-chairman- Reading will officially crown the
grounds that tobacco is a poison Thelma Rom, bliss Regina Schil- ship of Leonard Lewis and Miss new A. Z. A. sweetheart.
with which the Jews are try- ler, Richard Stein, Murray Wax- Dorothy Schetzer, is called for
All delegates will participate in
Monday • afternoon, Dec. 26, at the debate being conducted na-
ing to undermine the Aryan man and Jacob Weissman.
Elected to serve on the hoard 2 o'clock, at the Jewish Chil- tionally by A. Z. A. units on the
stamina . . . Does he believe
that the American Indians really for a period of one year are: dren's Home, 1'etoskey and Bur. subject "Resolved, That a New
are the Ten Lost Tribes? . . . Alex Baruch, Miss Rachel Her- lingame Ayes. Following the
IPLEASE TURN TO LAST PA011,
And in that case, what about the man, Charles Canvasser. Miss business session, tours of the
swastika, an ancient Indian sym- Laya Fauman, Jacob Keidan, Dr. Children's Home and the adja-
bol? . . . Actually, however, the Philip Lachman, Leonard Lewis, cent Jewish Home for Aged will NEW YEAR SERMON BY
DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN
anti-tobacco campaign is merely Eliot Magidsohn, Miss Dorothy be made by the committee mem-
an attempt to cut down on im- Schetzer, Miss Rosalind Schubot, hers, and a social hour will be
THE ERETZ ISRAEL PAVILION
Miss
Esther
Schultz,
Morris
Shill-
held.
aorta . . . Or perhaps it's the
At the regular Sabbath Eve
Find architect's sketch of the building that will represent
The Junior' Section, Detroit services on Friday evening, Dec.
beginning of the end for David man and HerbertWillis.
Jewish
achievements
in Palestine at the New York World's Fair
Six
officers,
a
president, two Service Group, is an outgrowth 30, Dr. Leo M. Franklin will
Schnur. Jewish tobacco mogul
two secretaries of the record-making Junior Divi- speak at Temple Beth El on the in 1939.
who is still going strong in vice-presidents,
.
a
treasurer, will be elected sion of the 1938 Allied Jewish subject 'Is Civilization Doomed?"
Germany even after nearly six and
Two years agg Jewish partici- of view without much Inner de-
years of Hitler. by the board of directors from Campaign. Since last spring. ■ a New Year's sermon. In this nation in the N qw York World's bate. It was clear to me that
its own membership,
ers
provisional
committee has discourse Dr. Franklin will deal Fair in 1939 was first broached,
•
a Jewish Pavilion attempting to
Regular meetings of the Junior worked toward permanent organi- with some of the moat vital and a
multitude of plans and pro- segregate Jewish contributions
THE NAZI DEITY
Section, Detroit Service Group, nation. With the adoption of a problems arising out of the pres- jects
was
under
consideration
by from the general picture of
Don't think were kidding when will be held on the fourth Sure constitution and the election of ent world situation.
various groups who felt that American progress and achieve-
we tell you that before long day of each month from October a board of directors, the Juniors
The music will be furnished by there should be Jewish represen- ment would be most unfortunate.
Christianity will play second lid- to June. Rabbi Leon Fram will have laid the foundation for a the Temple choir under the di-
tation at this international ex- It seemed to me that it would
die in Naziland to Hitler-worship, be the principal speaker at the wide
communal program, in rection of George Galvani and Position. From the very first my have bsen illogical and petty to
which will be announced as the next general session scheduled which the Jewish young men and the service will be followed by
interests were directed toward a paste a specifically Jewish label
official cult of the Hitlerian for Jan. 22. The program will be women of Detroit will be able a social hour. The public is
Jewish Palestine Pavilion exdos- on our share in various spheres
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opened with musical selections to participate.
invited.
ively. I was drawn to this point
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WASHINGTON, D. C. —
Neville Miller, president of
the National Association of
Broadcasters, on Wednesday
declared that broadcasting of
controversial issues by reli-
gious leaders is an "abuse of
the privilege of free speech."
In a formal statement issued
in response to inquiries from
member stations, Mr. Miller
said that no radio station is
obliged to broadcast speeches
that play "on religious bigot-
ry .• . . religious or racial
prejudice, or hatred." Although
he did not mention the name
of Father Coughlin, his state-
ment is a direct blow at the
Royal Oak radio priest whose
anti-Semitic addresses have
served to revive a religious
issue in this country.
Mr. Miller said in his state-
ment that broadcasts "inciting
racial and religious hatred are
an evil not to be tolerated"
and are "unworthy of Ameri-
can radio."
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