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Sabbath Rosh Chodesh Sheet Readings of Torah
Pentateuchal portion — Ex, 6:2-9:35; Num. 28:
9-15.
Prophetical portion—Is. 66.

January 20, 1939

Tebeth 29, 5699
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Honors for Dr. Franklin

Dr. Leo M. Franklin's 40th Anniversary
in Detroit is an occasion for nationwide
interest. The prominent national leaders
who are here to pay him honor this week-
end, and the spokesmen for the non-Jew-
ish as well as the Jewish groups who will
participate in the program on Sunday eve-
ning, are evidence of the esteem in which
he is being held.
In a sense this week-end's gatherings
are merely an occasion for reviewing Dr.

Franklin's accomplishments. Throughout
his ministry here the community—non-
Jewish as well as Jewish—knew how to
respect him and how to appreciate the
vitality that marked his participation in
important civic and religious movements.
His membership on the Library Com-
mission is a mark of recognition by the
City of Detroit.
The honorary degree given him by the
University of Detroit is a sign of respect

for the courage with which he fought
against a state measure that would have

closed the parochial schools.
He has been honored by having his
name inscribed in the Golden Book of the
Jewish National Fund in Palestine.
He is now being honored even more im-
pressively by the planting of the Leo M.
Franklin Garden in Palestine.
His alma mater, Hebrew Union College,
and the Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, have paid him deserved trib-
ute.
Once again we record our good wishes
to Rabbi Franklin, and to Mrs. Praklin,
with the hope that they will be blessed
with very many more years in which to
serve this community and to share in its
blessings.

The New Jewish Center

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3, resurrected the bones of Woodrow Wil-
son for a vicious attack. The following
Sunday Father Coughlin similarly resorted
to Nazi tactics in assailing a man who is
no, longer among the living. Now comes
one of the lesser among the anti-Semitic
fry with a similar attack but with material
apparently coming from the same source
that feeds all anti-Semites.
The tie-up between the anti-Semites of
this country with those in Germany is no
longer in doubt. There is a worldwide chain
which binds all bigots. It is a chain to be
reckoned with, lest the minds of men and
women who are fair and who are sincerely
seeking the truth should be poisoned.
There is a tie-up even between the Arab
terrorists in Palestine and the Nazis in
Germany, and the spokesmen for the Arab
vandals in this country apparently take
delight in writing epistles also to Father
Coughlin's periodical.
While on general principles the attitude
of these anti-Semites should be treated
with contempt, it can not be completely
ignored. The uninformed must be told of
the influence of Nazi ideology upon some
Americans who would not hesitate to bring
the menace of Hitlerism to this country.
In her addresses to Detroit audiences,
Mme. Harand, the eminent Catholic philo-
Semite who is an exile from Austria, ad-
vocated a campaign of education and
counter-propaganda against anti-Semitism
and every threat to democracy. It is a pro-
gram which we have advocated for years
and in consonance with which we urged
that for every dollar spent for relief five
or ten dollars be spent for defense.
This is the time to launch such a pro-
gram in defense of democracy, which is in
the long run a defense of Jewish rights.
Activities by men like Allen Zoll and his
cohorts, among whom is the Rev. Coughlin
of Royal Oak, must be revealed to the
country at large, since the truth is the
most effective weapon against anti-Semites
and bigots.

The Boycott Goes On

■ nd THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

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League of Women's
Organizations Meet
Feb. 6 at Temple

The annual joint meeting of
the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations will be held on
Monday afternoon, Feb. 6, at
Temple Beth El, Woodward and
Gladstone Ares.
A dessert luncheon will be
served between 1 and 2 e. m. pre-
ceding the regular meeting.
The regular meeting will be
called at 2:15, by Mrs. Herbert
II. Warner, president of the Lea-
gue. who will preside.
Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg,
Program chairman, has arranged
an interesting afternoon. The
guest speaker will be Dr. Baruch
Br aunstein, prominrnt lecturer,
writer and traveler, who will
speak on "The Destiny of the
Jew in America."
The meeting is open to the
members of the 33 affiliated or-
ganizations of the League.

Council to Plan
Purim Carnival

At a conference of organize.
tiers affiliated with the Yiddish
Culture Section of the Jewish
Community Council, held last Sun-
day morning at 9124 Linwood
Ave., plans were mode for a Pur-
im arnival to be held on Sunday
afternoon, March 5.
A committee consisting of the
following was appointed to plan
the program: Louis Levin, chair-
man; Shloime Bercovich, secre-
tary; M. Silverman, L. Avrin, M.
Friedman, Louis Dronzec, J.
Weiner, R. Zelsnick, J. Newberg,
L. Kramer, B. Rosenbloom, Leo
Stunt, Chains Tigel.
Reports were given by Joseph
Bernstein, chairman of the Yid-
dish Culture Section. and William
I. Boxerman, director of the Jew-
ish Community Council, on the
functioning of the Yiddish Lec-
ture and Concert Bureau. Thro-
ugh this bureau, speakers, dra-
matic readers, and musicians are
available without charge to the
affiliated organizations. During the
past two months, about 30 organ-
izations have made use of this
service.
A conference of organizations
affiiliated with the Yiddish Cul-
ture Section will be held each
month to hear reports on the
progress of their work.

January 20, 1939

PURELY COMMENTARY

Py PHILIP SLOMOVITZ

W. K. Kelsey Analyzes Nazism

to the New York Sun by a Brooklyn reader and
is quoted by Mr. Lore as follows:
"A Dutchman was dining in the restaurant
car of • Germa n train. The waiter approached
with the usual 'Heil Hitler r The Dutchman
made no reply. The waiter was annoyed.
'Every time I say "Heil Hitler" to you,' he
snapped, 'you must say "Heil Hitler" to me.'
'Hitler? He doesn't mean a thing to us in
Holland,' remarked the Dutchman, 'Maybe
not,' said the waiter, 'but one day you'll get
our Fuehrer in Holland, too.' Perhaps so,'
smiled the Dutchman. 'We already have your
Kaiser.'"
The moral is that Dutchmen, being free, retain
the right to freedom of speech; the German, being
'hackled, has no way of letting us know how much
he finds "to his taste" in the Nazi creations. There-
fore, we most conclude even on this score that
painting the Germans as satisfied with occurrences
in Germany are the conclusions only of The Corn-
nientator of the Detroit News.
•

In his analyses of Nazi "achievements" for Ger-
many, W. K. Kelsey, The Commentator of the
Detroit News, has been drawing the line between
what he believes to be beneficial for the Germans
and how similar applications of Nazi theories might
work in other lands. In his column in which he dis-
cussed Prof. James K. Pollock's "The Government
of Greater Germany," he set it down as his per-
sonal conclusions that the Nazis have done many
things "which the order-loving German must find
to his taste, such as the work of the National Office
for Organizing Space, the new Municipal Code,
and the Labor Front, which looks after social in-
surance, unemployment, welfare relief, and the
'Strength Through Joy' department."
Mr. Kelsey's views have to be dealt with seri-
ously, since there are many like him who are mis-
led by an apparent sense of satisfaction with Nazi
"achievements" within Germany. These people,
unfortunately, are not acquainted with the true
facts. Perhaps Mr. Kelsey himself is behind in his
reading. If he has followed reports from Germany
"He Won't Be with Us Long"
carefully he should know that the so-called six-
hour day in the five day Nazi working week has
Not unrelated to this subject is the following
already been increased to a 14-hour working day; editorial comment in a recent issue of the New
that labor is completely crushed; that the indus- York Times under the heading "lie Won't Be
trialists of Germany are ruined; that the women with Us Long":
Condolenows arm In onler to the family and friends
are enslaved; that the children are compelled to
of Herr hur l bonhomie, botentor of Hamburg. who
study only in "schools for barbarism."
loot
intuit. a (dwell( to the (lumber of .....
(tierce of that
•
longer No free tool Ilumeatie city.

Some Suggested Readings

Perhaps Mr. Kelsey will not object to a few sug-
gested titles for reading on the subject of Nazi
contributions to the life of the people of Ger-
many. Ile will find value in Kolnai's "The War
Against the West;" Stephen Roberts' "The House
That Hitler Built;" Robert A. Brady's "The Spirit
and Structure of German Fascism;" Erika Mann's
"School for Barbarians."
Or perhaps we should recommend to him Adolf
Hitler's "Mein Kampf." This Bible of the Nazis
is the best proof of the Ilitlerite aspirations, and
open-minded readers like Mr. Kelsey will know
how to judge from its contents the great values
"which the order-loving German must find to his
taste" as prescribed by the Fuehrer for the good
of Germany.
Our recommended readings are selected not
from the point of view of Jews but from the stand-
point of non-Jews who are concerned with the
welfare of men, women and children of all races
and creeds. Every author mentioned is non-Jewish;
every volume listed was written for general, not
for Jewish, consumption. We know the fairness
of Mr. Kelsey, and we are not as discouraged as
some of his readers. We are confident that he has
been misled only temporarily. A check-up on facts
will convince him that the Germans are not as
happy as he believes; that the "order-loving" Ger-
man people are beginning to show signs of dis-
content; that the present regime of the Reich has
survived only by inspiring horror (for proof, read
Nora Waln's serial "Reaching for the Stars" in
Atlantic Monthly, December 1938 through March
1939), and that it can not last much longer.
•

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ks nem anittipeachaide \nal doctrine.
bot iperintiox its a ell" of the tontittel he (male
the
olt.ertation that do 4444 no o luxury.
011101 only "strafes salt/ming In mw-material rig hex -
could ufford.litipot r elated 1.erinnil ■ . It not) he
tatpposed, dentorntry lo like butter—It pleasure allirlt
the rillreax not, tw able to enjoy at Nolo. future dote,
after they hate eollecteti from their neighbors all the
row Material. that the, feel they rennin.
In
r sunnd meninx, of Herr hanlitiont's creed.
ffe
boomer, a dirent
thy, It taken of tientornu'). It ix
forerunner of Marxism • the fowling-grou n
d of that
amid peoallence... .1111 aorke, - by its denial
of lite
authority' of Ihr inditillual and 114 tothstlintion of the
mum the noir,. It shit,ettitho.1 the baste adelocrattc
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principle in Nature. A nullorit) ran ne1re
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the
Leader from
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MO hangs heats toyer hie laud.

Even "order-loving" Germans can not be ne-
slaved indefinitely; therefore they will not for long
falsely assert, for the sake of their personal safety,
that all is well in Nazi-land. The end of Hitlerism
is near. This is our faith in the validity of human
freedom as guaranteed in the Magna Charta and
the Bill of rights.

•
Religion in Palestine

Trees Planted in
the Butzel Forest

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Honor Dr. Leo M. Franklin with
Palestine Garde n

The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit acknowledges
the planting of the following
trees in the Fred AL Butzel For-
est in Palestine:
In honor of the birthday of
Barney Newman, a tree is being
planted by Mr. and Mrs. A.
Green.
Three trees in memory of the
first yahrzeit of father, Isaac
Stone, by his children, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Jacobson.
Two trees in memory of yahr-
zeit of Emily Solomon by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Solo-
mon.
One tree in memory of Mrs.
Rose Ingeroff by Young Women's
Chapter of Bicus Choler's.
One tree' in memory of Mrs.
Paul Ostend of Cincinnuti, 0., by
Mr. and Mrs. W. Braverman.
To plant trees in the Fred M.
Butz Forest in I'alestine, call
Mrs. P. Slomovitz, 17417 Stoepel
Ave., University 1-6972,
A garden to be known as the
Leo M. Franklin Garden in Pales-
tine will be planted in honor of
the 40 years of service rendered
this community by the rabbi of
Temple Beth El, the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of Detroit
announced on Wednesday. This
garden will be planted in the Fred
M. Butzel Forest in Palestine.
The planting of the Leo M.
Franklin Garden is made possible
by the following who have sub-
scribed for the planting of trees:
Five trees' each by Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Aronsson and Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Cohn.
Three trees by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Feinberg.
Two trees each by Mr. and
Mrs. James I. Ellmann, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph, II. Ehrlich, Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Srere.
One tree each by the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kay, Miss
Jeanette Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hordes, Mr. and Mrs Ab-
raham J. l.achover, Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fenster, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Feldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Si-
mon Shetzer, Mr. and Mrs. Bern-
ard Isaacs, Judge and Mrs. Harry
B. Keidan. Dr. and Mrs. Otto A.
Hirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
August, Mr. and Mrs. William
Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Saul R.
Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kur-
l and, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.
Shulman, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shot-
zer, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Smilo,
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Heyman, Rab-
bi and Mrs. Harry Z. Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Spevakow,
Judge and Mrs. Charles Rubiner,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz.

A successful boycott of German-made
Once again. in time of crisis, when all Jewish
efforts should be bent upon settling large num-
goods will help crush Nazism.
bers of Jews in Palestine, the libel is spread that
The crushing of Nazism at the source
there is irreligion in the Jewish homeland; that
Jews are indifferent to tradition; that radicals
will mean a check on the spread of reac-
predominate. A reader asks us whether these
tion throughout the world.
charges are true. Therefore we deem it advis-
able to reprint the following editorial from The
The successful prosecution of the boy-
Detroit Jewish Crhonicle of June 3, 1918:
cott is therefore an obligation for all peo-
emu althout the4e figures Ilw elotrKe of In,-
frequeoll, made against Pitleothilon Jenry
ple who are conscious of the threat to de-
ran
Ire ninny refined. 7 hemere fort that a Sabbath °b-
eer , er I,
Mrlt V in thlo eountry end that, on the
mocracy from the totalitarian forces.
The Beat Answer: Hitler Anecdotes
..Mem,. S.1;111011 th ,e1,1110, I, Ike torrent ion
i .01.,11 t Ile hex: ro nealnr i t I he charge In
There are some people who are aiding Center Men's Club
But the best answer to Mr. Kelsey's arguments
too-often M
Melted at IM Je al4h
In Zion.
can be given very briefly by relating the latest
the enemy by failing to join wholehearted-
It 14 high lime flint stidi-Zionlyls, oho constantly
huh for excuse* for their opposition to the Jenbit
Smoker April 19 Hitler anecdotes. One of these anecdotes is quoted tudi
ly in the boycott movement. These people
I nud e/met, slopped rexort log to t he ell 4 44
editorially in the Jan. 11 New Republic, as follows:
of irreligion In their abuse of the flialultink The
must be taught to mend their ways. An
mere fart that patch elittron ran e nt thnes from Ortho-
At the last meeting of the
An American just hack from Berlin tells us
dox no 0.11 on Reform nthhis niune xynagognex art
instance of such treason is recorded by Men's
Club of the Jewish Corn-
the latest story that is going around surrepti•
emply except for three tiny x In I he y ear Ix proof
that the ore mode III x Itnd Poor leak.
"Chronicler" who writes in a recent issue munity Center, Woodward at
tiously there. It reports a con versa tion between
m tit, to th ne. dem In Palextine
Shelleey
d
an enthusiastic German Nazi and a friend of
of the London Jewish Chronicle under the Holbrook, Dr. Maurice M. Silver.
behw
Froe Antell ten an them .. t ot he cha
rge are
t h at h
ore Irrellttlono.
man
spoke
on
"The
Birth
of
a
his,
an
inhabitant
of
the
Netherlands.
It Ix an Unfair cline.. If pe are
Say.
heading "Jewish Traitors": "With Jews
to Judge by the furls recently inthilkhed In the Ilan ,
Baby" before a mixed audience
the
German:
"Why
don't
you
get
yourselves
everywhere dipping deeper and deeper of young married couples.
the MIrrachi dolly nen‘pottorr indolklied In Tel
• Fuehrer like us?'You'd have prosperity then
A, Iv. Areonling to llorefintit', figure, there nee 120
into their pockets to help their tormented
factories going full tilt, everybody busy." To
mynagogoem In Tel Ally inwhiltion to n number of
180 Jewish Children Leave
Joseph Camiener reported that
p rive
at 711nyanlin m
wood-ern
Ini-pri tate congregatlom. Half
fellows escape from Germany, feeling is the smoker committee had set which the Hollander replies:
Austria for Permanent
of the functioning synngogues are In their Ono build-
April
19
as
the
date
for
the
sixth
hie,
Hutt
hu,r
been
erected
on
nontlelnill
properties
"Well, perhap s you are right. Maybe if we
rising against those Jews who still make annual smoker.
Palestine Settlement
or on land belonglna to the Jen hoh Notional Land.
had
a
Hitler
we
would
have
better
employ-
There are 30.000 neat, In th 120 tonagogues ahleit are
money for themselves by buying German
The following members of the
(winded by 70 and HO per rent rapacity on nalunlay•
ment,
factory
chimneys
smoking.
But
then
NEW
YORK — Hadassah, the
goods and so helping the oppressors. There Men's Club are represented on
and are olereronded on holiday, Aeronling to the
again if somebody knocks on my door at
Women's Zionist Organisation of
reitort, those alto of lend Men leen nor morkerto and
was a demonstration a few days ago out- the smoker committee: Dr. Jack
four o'clock in the morning, I know it is the
bmInern men Moot of the. tynttgoguen al. rondart
America, learned that 180 Aus-
evenItie rtahaeo end sponsor
milkman."
their (run aortal ,flee
side the shop of an East End trader when Jackman, Dr. Leon Katzin, Joseph
program,
trian Jewish children who left
Pont, Joseph Camiener, Nathan
German goods were seen being unloaded. R.
is how free men reply to Hitlerism, and
Vienna Jan. 10 are now en route
1111: ree
th.orr:If' 17711:r:" !..Y,4".),!:711Z,,
Berke and Sans Dictor. Joe we This
tt},nnes:nat,:nitl.
do an injustice to the German people when we
to Palestine where they will be
And this man actually has a brother in a Magidsohn and Gus Newman will
speak of them as "order-loving" and falsely con- s The facts enumerated here speak for them- permitted to settle permanently
concentration camp!"
represent the physical and health elude
elves. It is a grave injustice to repeat un- I under the auspices of the Youth
that they are altogether submissive.
committee. Samuel
Comment on this is unnecessary. Those education
But there is another story which helps to il- J ruths about the true religious status of the Aliyah (immigration) movement.
Levy. director of athletics at the
ewish community in Palestine. Friends of the Seven hundred and sixty-five ad-
lustrate
the
point
we
make.
This
anecdote
is
in-
J
who aid Nazism by selling or buying Center, is the secretary.
eluded by Ludwig Lore in his column. It was sent li ewish settlement—all Jews, in fact—are ob- ditional young refugees will leave
German-made goods imprison their hearts
gated to join in dispelling these rumors.
within the next few weeks.
and minds in a spiritual concentration
camp and act like slaves and not like self-
Reshevsky Asked for
IMPORTANT PHARMACEUTICAL
respecting human beings.
Kosher Food in Russia
The boycott must go on. Those who fail
PAMPHLET DISTRIBUTED BY
to support it subscribe to the international
M OSCO W (WNS) — Soviet
banditry of the Nazis.
LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS hosts to the International chess

Detroit Jews will greet with great satis-
faction the announcement of the large gift
to the Jewish Center by Mrs. Aaron De-
Roy, in memory of her husband.
Although the present Center for a time
filled the needs of the Jewish youth, even
this structure became too small during the
past two years to house all the facilities
for the advancement of the recreational
and educational needs of our young peo-
ple.
The DeRoy gift will make ample pro-
visions for the expansion of these facilities.
It will make it possible for our boys and
girls, our young men and young women,
to become more actively identified with
the Jewish community through the Jewish
Community Center.
In the meantime Mrs. DeRoy makes pos-
tournament were considerably
sible a great tribute to the memory of her
embarrassed by the strict Jewish
in the German Export Trade Indicated in orthodox principles of Samuel
Establishment of a central or- Detroit, Feb. 5, will include, in
husband who was active in Jewish affairs
The Palestine Labor Fund Sharp Slump
Reshevsky, United States chess ganization uniting the orthodox addition, the rabbis of all con-
Report Prepared by the Joint Boy-
here in his lifetime. She has chosen a
champion, who demanded a,strict Jewish communities of Michigan gregations represented at the
cott
Council
splendid cause through which to honor his
Detroit's Gewerkschaften drive, now in
kosher diet. The hospitable So-
Bay City meting and one lay del-
memory.
progress, carries with it an appeal that
viet authorities found compliance for religious and educational en-
Mrs. Samuel Schaflander, ex - advances in recent years, fell off with the chess master's demands deavors, was voted unanimously egate from each affiliated com-
embraces every conceivable interest in ecutive secretary of the League
munity
or synagogue. One of the
more than 17%. In South and an unsolvable problem until Re- last Sunday by over 100 dele- first tasks
of the executive will
Jewish life. The funds will be used to as- for Human Rights, this week an Central
America, also scene of s hevsky found a kosher family gates who convened at Bay City be to make a complete survey of
Undiluted Americanism
sist in the guaranteeing of the safety of nounced that approximately 3,000 important Nazi gains in 1937, whose food he considered accept- for the first state-wide conference
organized
religious groups and
Prof. Felix Frankfurter's reply to Sena- the Jewish settlers—among them thou- copies of the pamphlet, "German German exports suffered severe able. The chess champion, for- of rabbis and congregational of the unaffiliated
families in the
losses. In South America there mer Detroiter, how a New York leaders. A 10-point program, list-
tor Patrick A.' McCarran of Nevada is sands of Jewish refugees. They will help Pharmaceutical Products a
smaller
towns.
Voluntary contri-
n d was a decline of more than 87i accountant, eyed with distaste a ing the objectives of the newly
worth recording as a masterful exposition in the maintenance of the schools and hos- Preparations and Their Equiva-
butions from a number of dele-
in Central America 36%. The table loaded with such dishes as formed council of Kehillas, was gates
and guests provided the
of the new Supreme Court Justice's affirm- pitals in the Kvutzoth—the Jewish co- l ent" have been distributed decline of exports to Russia, caviar, pig's knuckles and deviled formulated by a representative
fund for immediate exnen-
ation of his Americanism. Said Dr. Frank- operatives. They will be used to further among physicians and pharma- o a f m a ou ll nting to 73%, was sharpest ham at a reception of the Society committee, based upon expres- initial
ditures.
for Cultural Relations with For- sions of opinion heard during the
furter:
the social service activities of the Hista- cists in Detroit. Contributions
The credentials committee con-
Countries. "I would rather afternoon session which was de-
"Senator, you've never taken an oath druth, the Jewish Federation of Labor of from the Maimonides Medical So- According to Dr. Tenebaum, eign
Nazi financial and industrial starve than touch this food," said voted to a discussion of existing sisted of Louis Gunsberg, presi-
to support the government of the United Palestine.
ciety, the Aesculapian Pharma- leaders, are seriously worried Reshevsky, who will have to con- spiritual conditions in Michigan dent of Congregational Bnai
Moshe, Detroit; Isidore Fishman.
States with less reservation than I have,
While it is a labor cause, it embraces in ceutical Society and the Mt. Sinai over the adverse turn in their tend with the food problem for Jewry. The premanent Michigan Flint;
M . Sacolick, Pontiac, and
the remainder of his month's stay Synagogue Conference will aim
nor do I believe that you are more attach- its program elements of activities in Pal- Hospital Association made the trade relations.
of this pamphlet pos-
in Moscow.
to: "Strengthen existing orthodox Louis B. Harrison, Bay City. N.
ed to the theories and policies of Ameri- estine that are beneficial to all Jews re- distribution
"Dr.
Eicke,
Director
of
the
sible
congregations, organize new syn- Finkelstein of Flint was chairman
German Reichsbank, in a recent
canism that I am."
gardless of party affilliations, and for This pamphlet was published lecture
agogues wherever necessary; of the nominations committee.
to German exporters,
Rabbis Joseph B. Rabinowitz
These are the words of a proud Amer- the good of the Jewish settlement at large. under the auspices of the Profes- called
found
youth and adult education-
attention to the alarming
al groups, engage itinerary teach- and Isaac Stollman of Detroit and
ican. Knowing the great privileges that go At this time, the Gewerkschaften appeal sional Circle of Philadelphia in situation now confronting Ger- Senior Council
Morris
Kasriel Katz of Grand
co-operation
with
the
Joint
Bo
ers and spiritual leaders for iso-
with Americanism, especially since he is deserves an even better response than it cott Council of the American y- many, Dr. Tenenbaum reports.
of Jewish Center lated
settlements, arrange pulpits Rapids sent messages of greet-
one of a group that has known suffering was given last year, and it is encouraging Jewish Congress and the Jewish "Dr. Eicke pointed out that
ings
to
the
conference.
in interchanges of the smaller
com ttdai
munities, mp oraoa p eg et e jet w rIt a dits io to n -
and that knows how to value liberty, Prof. to know that it is receiving it.
Labor Committee. The brochure during 1938 Germany had to
Elects
Its
Officers
transfer
250
million
marks
in
in-
al
J udais m
makes valuable suggestions for
Frankfurter's loyalty to this country is un-
h
-
colleges, establish a placement bu-
securing equivalents of German terest charges for foreign indebt-
diluted. His answer to Senator McCarran
edness. He stated further that
At the last Senior Council dents at the state universities and Twersky to Address
products.
Its
distribution
is
of
"Tears—Of Gratitude"
is an eloquent reply to those who do riot
great value in helping the boycott i n the coming year these interest meeting held at the Jewish Com- reau for rabbis, teachers and
charges would be considerably munity Center, Woodward at ahoch'tim, assist in Kashruth
understand how men of his type feel about
The gamut of human emotions reaches of German-made goods.
ob- Kvutzah Saturday
higher due to the necessity of Holbrook, election of officers took ni
seu ry na itn:e „ and represent orthodox
accepting the responsibilities as well as its highest scale in the following incident Mrs. Schaflander has also made paying
Austrian debts. The place with the following results: Jewry before the general corn-
public
a
statement
of
the
Joint
The Kuutzah Ivrith, the He-
privileges of American citizenship.
recorded in the London Jewish Chronicle Boycott Council which shows that Reichsbank Director painted an Kal Goodman, president; Julius
brew Cultural Group of Detroit,
darker picture of German Taylor, vice-president; Rose Alt-
by "Chronicler":
a sharp drop in Nazi exports has even
Rabbi Moses Fischer of Detroit has been giving lectures regular-
f
been brought about by the boy- oreign exchange assets. He esti- man, secretary; Max Ilerner, addressed the meeting on th e alyoaniata
of
al oh nitrd.
h Saturday
A Glasgow Jew and his wife recently cott.
mated that German exports in treasurer. Philip Goldberg and " Preservation of Integrated Jew- evening hefire stan dt
f each
U. S. Anti-Semites at Work took
into their home a fourteen-year-old
An analysis of German trade 1938 dropped to 5.2 billion Frank Mayers were also elected ish Life in the Smaller Communi-
The next lecture will be hell
a loss of 700 million from to the executive committee.
On Sunday, Dec. 23, Allen Zoll, com- boy from Vienna. They sent him to a Glas- figures released by Dr. Joseph marks,
ties". A "Proposal of Activities Saturday evening, Jan. 21, in the
• These officers will be installed for Permanent Organization"
Tenenbaum, chairman of the 1937."
was auditorium of the Philadelphia-
mander of the American Patriots, Inc., led gow school. On his first day the boy re- Joint
Dr. Tenenbaum regards Ger- at the Senior Council Kovod din- presented by Rabbi Max J. Wohl- a,
Boycott Council, coordinat-
B y a r a o no S f c t h hoao aA l t.a l r aw l ers
a booing crowd in front of Radio Station turned home crying. Anxious q u e r i e s i ng agency
g rkoya,p.c
for all anti-German man losses is Southeastern Eur- ner dance on Sunday, Feb. 26.
gelernter of Emanuel Synagogue,
wil l-
WMCA in New York in protest against its elicited the information that he was crying boycott activities in this coun- ope and in South and Central A series of monthly programs Detroit. Rabbi Solomon Z. Fein- be the speaker
on the topic
America
as
most
significant
be-
from
emotion
because,
he
said,
everyone
dealing
with
Zionism,
vocational
try,
reveals
the
sharp
slump
in
having barred Father Coughlin from the
berg of Flint spoke at the dinner, "Chasidism". Mr. Twersky, who
at school had treated him kindly and "not German export trade during the cause it is in these areas that the guidance and peace is planned by given in honor of the delegates is himself the son of a famous
air.
third quarter of 1938. German German trade barter system. was the cultural committee.
and guests by the two orthodox Chasidic Chernoboler Rebbc, and
On Wednesday, Jan. 11, this same Allen kicked him or called him a Jewish pig." exports
for thin period were ap- formerly most effective. The
congregations of Bay City, with who has made a
thorough study
Zoll appeared before the Senate Judiciary
It is impossible to find a more touching proximately 259 million marks barter system is rapidly breaking Seek Whereabouts of
Rabbi Pierce Annes as toastmas- of Chasidism, its history
and de-
down,
he
says,
because
Germany
t
below
the
corresponding
three
sub-committee as the representative of the incident and a more effective appeal in be-
er. George L. Kahn , president
Abraham
Markowitz
velopment,
is
an
interesting
lec -
has
used it to foist upon other
of the Temple of Abraham, and turer.
American Federation Against Commu- half of every cause that aids in the saving months in 1937.
countries
vast
quantities
of
un-
Julius
This drastic curtailment of
Ginsberg of the Shaarey
nism, to oppose the nomination of Prof. of the Jewish children who are today liv- German
Information
is
wanted
of
Abra-
All people who understand He-
exports, now causing the wanted products.
Zedek Synagogue, greeted the
Felix Frankfurter to the United States Su- ing in the Nazi inferno. Every available gravest concern to Nazi leaders, Another factor making for ham Markowitz who disappeared delegates
in behalf of the local brew are asked to attend this lec-
from his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
ture
which is the first of a series
preme Court.
means should be utilized to settle the chil- was attributed by Dr. Tenen- German trade losses to those in
1931, leaving his family unpro- arrangements committee. Rabbis of three. The lecture starts
to the increasing effective- countries is the increased corn-
Israel T. Notis of Saginaw and
In the course of the hearings by the dren elsewhere. Let them be taken to Eng- baum
ness of the boycott movement and petition it has been facing re- vided for and since that time has Abraham Danzig of Wyandotte Promptly at 9 o'clock. There is
Senate sub-committee, another witness, land, Holland, to Canada, to the United o the collapse of the German c ently from Great Britain in not contributed to their support, pi
no admission charge.
an a result of which they are now ti ye the invocation and benedic-
John Bowe, made another amazing charge, States. Let pressure be exerted for the trade barter system.
Southeastern Europe, and from
on. respectively. David I. Ber-
German foreign trade for the t he United States in the Amer- destitute and dependent on the re- ri g, president of Detroit Young
that this appointment by President Roose- doors of Palestine to be opened for the
Bnai David Men's Club
11 months of 1938 showed I cat. To meet Nazi competition, lief agencies. Mr. Markowitz, who 1. ; :t ag els,usm
ea io sa. chariman of the busi-
velt is part of a "plot" to cover up the settlement of the 10,000 Jewish children a first
deficit of 400 million marks. Britain recently increased its ex- was last seen in Mt. Clemens, p
failures made by the "119 Jews" whom whom Eretz Israel is prepared to wel- This
Mich.,
is
52
yearn
of
age,
a
native
The Bnai David Men's Club will
compares with a 422 million P ort financing fund to 75 million
of Russia, 5 ft. 4 in. tall, weighs th Officers elected to serve until have a meeting and annual smok-
Woodrow Wilson took to Paris with him come.
marks export surplus for the cor- P ounds.
second conference, to be held er Thursday, Jan.
155 pounds, has greyish brown in e the
26, at 8:30 p ni.
allegedly to write the Treaty of Versailles.
responding
period
of
1937.
Spring,
are:
Increased
United
States
credits
Save the children! This is the major In the third quarter of 1938, t
W o hl-
h
O South American countries is air, brown eyes, wears glasses ge lernter, president; Louis B. Plans are being completed for
The reference to the late President Wilson appeal of the day. All refugees must be
e•canienally, is a salesman of la- II arrison of Bay City
the lecture to be delivered by
German
experts
to
practically
causing much uneasiness to Ger-
has more than passing significance. The provided with homes. But the children every
and Rabbi
in
very country in the world
fell any and explains that country's d;es' fur coats. Anyone aware f
e rg, vice-presidents; Mr. Philip Adler on Thursday eve -
his location is requested to corn- B
Nazis, In their attack upon President co
come first. When they are saved, their off sharply. Even German ex- I ntensive propaganda campaign municate
erris, secretary, and S. B. Wein- ning. Feb. 10, in the Synagogue
with
the
National
Deser-
be
Roosevelt's message to Congress on Jan. parents
Auditorium, on the topic "Europe
ports to Southeastern Europe, i n Limn against "dollar imperial-
p
will also be saved.
tion Bureau, 67 W. 47th SL, New' ex rg of Saginaw. treasurer. The Tomorrow—A Prediction". Tick-
scene of spectacular Nazi trade is

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ber of the Men's Club.