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VOL. XL NO. 36

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Serious Rift Divides Arabs' DR. JOHNSON SEES A Crusader. Comes Home DR. FRANKLIN GETS Jews Threatened by Poland
COMMUNITY HONORS Unless Western Powers Aid
ON
On Eve of Conference With ANTI-SEMITISM
FOR SERVICE HERE
RISE IN THE U. S.
In Facilitating Emigration
British Officials in London

Some Marginal Notes on Pierre van Paassen

By JOSEPH SALMARK

Exiled Mufti Yields to Demands of the
Nashashibi Opposition for Full
Representation

DECISION ON PALESTINE BY
MARCH PREDICTED IN GENEVA

Educator Confirms Estimates
That There Are 800

Anti-Jewish Groups

,..
NEST WEEK THE Ainerican litetart oorld olii oelconie Pierre tun r
n em N od„, ••1),,,,, of our If f•n.,.' an indobiotruphicut t "lime Mitch Ile
Itooltoif-the.11otith (tub has selected nu it. l'etirmir, choice. NI, %.
1.......en hoe long been knotot 10 'ru der. of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
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Arts Feature nt w heatI•
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ihrotioil hi. articles, stntiltille di b, the ..)en
debut in t he ,tmericun uorld itt letter. i, Ili 111111114a•••11• Flail, •101 04
one or the Important toilers tif huh)). In Mk angle Hr. Snlinurk. long
an associate of Mr. tan Posetien'ft, uketchro Iii. carter and personulit).

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British Cabinet Selects Committees
Participate in Arab and Jewish
Palestine Conferences

HINDUS TO SPEAK
AT TEMPLE FEB. I

DR. HELLER QUITS
HILLEL AT U. OF M.

Strictly
Confidential

Jewish Physicians Hospital Committee
Proposes Five-Year Plan for Raising
Necessary Funds for D etroit Hospital

Suggests Creation of "Jewish Hospital Trust Fund" and
Pooling of Available Funds; Inclu sion of Cause in
Allied Jewish Campaigns Rec ommended

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EDITOR'S NOTE: The Jewish Physicians Hospital Committee ha s issued a statentent recommending

the establishment of • test fund into which are to be pooled all available monies for the

GUNTHER TO SPEAK
TWICE ON SUNDAY

Noted Correspondent to Dis-
cuss European Situation
at Art Institute

••t's

building of • hospital. The committee suggests that additional necessary funds be raised over

• period of years by the Allied Jewish Campaigns. This statement commence• with a

summary

of the reports to the Jewish Welfare Federation by Dr. J. J. Golub ■
and Harry Lurie, which
we re published in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, and conclude. with its recommendations. This

report was already presented to the Federation two months ago. The statement follow.:

more to the capitol fund, and $100 or
staff membership.
The Jewish Physicians hospital melleal
(3) The North End I link Is well mnre to the eual maintenance pod
Committee has had many recent organized, eflIclently torlminiutered, Mud in addition to their regular Mutual mu-
6,1 he pronclent noolital men. It• tribution."
inquiries regarding the status of stered
sertice would be further 15) "Then) 14 no our of measuring
the proposed Jewish Hospital. We ; Vs",":„„, ;'
r
the gith, remelt, nr
therefore feel it advisable to an- • itowoltal.
ise nay
ni•s n-4...I In • we'.
(0) Al least 23 cities In the (nun- appeal. There Is no Infoonntion glad-
ewer these inquiries by present- try hone jeoish hospitals. Anumg nr obtainable concerning the
ing the stand of the committee on the ten torrent cities. Detroit I. the ....kith and Income of the Jewish rep.-
rite that Ism no Mondial ander lotion of Detroit, 1l311 no acconste forth-
the hospital. situation. The follow- only
suspines. off of ganging ohether Detroit cnti
ing report has been forwarded to Jeolsh
some responsibility for • million dollar
Dr Golub concludes:
the Jewish Welfare Federation
nnitr of ir,... otPlinlantler and • If(50.000 to 'soma
en ' The Jett ish
_. t ••'•,•,:, m&
non should undertake to plan._ eree,
on Nov. 23, 1938:
,.,,•
,:.,••••
,,17.; " .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,
d Mantan •• 11.....1 ...lids.
the previous rsperience of Detroit in
The Jewish Physicians Hospital of ''''''
''''' beds for wrote downer...
200
Thls
well.) Anancin -
Committee studied the Golub- would emit one million dollars and the soial
It,) •'On this lauds, the esperien,
deficit would be •••flf•IIIIa•17
In the put Is on the whole discour-
Lurie Hospital reports with a anima
.
aging to I hi. proto"mnl Irritate."
(21 Inasmuch so there may not be
great deal of interest.
IS) "He mug ...sun). In theory that
Dr. Golub in his study on the ; in „c,'",h ,, ''',,''',1 , 1 ,"„:',, I ;',„:",",P,;(7s,',1;;. ri; the Jeoish pepniollon of Detroit con
hospital situation points out that.• seen rated is.. the first stage of :;••‘;',:, me • b".21tol to • ,):0. 1); , e?t, numlier

is already on hand, half ■ mil.
lio n each having been contrib•
sated by Bernard M. Baruch
and William Rosenwald, with
Henry Ittelson chipping i n •n•
other $250,000. . . Another
million is expected from Kuhn,
Loeb.
If present plans go through,

room for 10,000 refugees will be
found in the Philippines.
•
NATZI NEWS

That attack on Catholic church
Hitler is to be Germany's only
property in Naziland which we
God. Nazi Germany is implacably
predicted a couple of months ago
opposed not only to Jewry but to
is coming closer and closer , . .
the Protestant Church and to
The Nazi chieftains have to do
Roman Catholicism.
something quick to keep the
So says John Gunther, great
minds of the Germans off their
American foreign correspondent
empty bellies ... Now that Goeb-
bels is practically out of the Nazi
and author of the best seller "In-
propaganda ministry, Hitler's am-
side Europe," who will speak on
bassadress of Kultur, Leni Riefen-
"Inside Europe Now" for the
stahl, is preparing to return to
World Adventure Series at 3:30
Naziland ... What sort of recep-
and again at 8:30 next Sunday at
tion she'll get after an unsuccess-
the Detroit Institute of Arts. Gun-
(I) There
"m".d
l•
Wen.
,0
r•".'""11°"
"""id
• •r•••• •
.
Prelolly fn. 120 beds. Thls would rest .perm
more houpliol beds in Detroit. re
haulm
ther promises to bring his audi- for mtnil
ed ..
Ph:l . ful American tour is something
edtd .. ( 1 1:r h m
,
mntelt st30.000 and the •rmonl dense ".."1
win e •
:poo
d'It
.w
. on
. 't venture to foretell, but
ence to date on the momentous agents oft
tams. E•1•blishing (after • period of orgetnisalion) ovoid of
hospital, tinder Jen ish auspice& will be nt)Protintately $19,000,
Hitler takes our advice he'll
behind-the-scenes happenings in
of etiolneutory rand raising method* re- II
meet • Petered °en, .
Ste Lurie, in accepting 1)r. ' 11, "'""1
)1.1•:u 1 .'n •^ 4 listen carefully to what she has
Europe. There will be • question heip
t•
(2) A hospital under Jewish envier"
. os ella ••:, rani - to say about American opinion
.. .Ho g
and answer period after each lec- wield contribute to the pecifeodenal ad- Golub's recommendations, points pair."
tantement of Jeo• en/Med In medical out:
Nazism . . . Hitler's gagging
ture.
-vb. •m not therefere to be Apart from the facts produced on
In Detroit.
11)
of the Scandinavian press is
Hitler, according to Gunther,
(3) Th* (1)1.)'3 ° .lit ()). tt 3.13°M.
'•••d.r.• •••
•"•6••
•P• •&-' by the Golub-Lurie reports.
>• o., for the eirdaneernent mete,' one milling, dollars for the eotn-
Jewish
_
owing
apace . . . As for the
has "Nazified" German religion „s ' ,d om. „p,d1,..1 pdorotin,, fa. fn. - plata, a bald'', Woo. and of Mono° feel that there are historical and gr
tserman press—to make sure that
because no God who permitted the kid espeHenee, for reeearch, and for tor annual m•intenance."
cultural
factors
which
have
of the poor business situation in the
•
French and other "inferior" races clinical teaching In lenniltsds IWO 11H- 421 The press.. of OVff - .An needs. , b ea ring
on t he establishment
131 The presence of load needs.
Reich doesn't interfere with the
to win the War could be a satis-
DetroWs Jewish physielano rout-
(4) 'Foe
•nd enn•ertatleo a hospital under Jewish auspices.
profits of the official Nazi news-
.
factory God for Germany. As Hit- One favor..., with their non-Jewish haspitsil Itnaneing, at least 73 per mot
Some
of
these
are:
large
enongh
at
the
eagnist
send•...sons,:
and
papers owned by big cheeses, the
I.
•
collennsea.
'There
ler puts it: "National Socialism umber of specinlists, many of whom least M per cent of the(•nnual ewe-
(I) Jewish stirrings during all government is readying a decree
has succeeded where Christianity n wettld meet the high requirement. that tenenee too must he &tired from

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modern hospital would

EPs Rabbi

SAYS LABOR, FARMERS
Pierre van Paassen is one if stitution spied some of his signed EVENT RECORDED ON
A SPECIAL PLAQUE
ARE NOT JEW-BAITING those very rare individuals in pieces and lured him to the sunny
whom penetrating, almost up- South, where, after a while, he
n na e iveteith
with ‘t a launched a daily column entitled Impressive Dinner Program
L ii . ;i2hIn n s g. i,rhl is
Advocates Building Bridge
"The World's Window," Ile
disarming naivete,
Concluded Three-Day
of Understanding Between robust six footer with the physic I thought he had settled down per-
appearance of a member of the manently in Atlanta, reviewing
Celebration
Jews and Christians

Canadian Mounted Police, he has the world front his quiet fireside,
never overcome an inner sensi-
Confirming estimates that there tiveness which those who do nit
are 800 definitely anti-Jewish or- know him well might wrongly its-
t0 ganizations in this country, and terpret as timidity. Ile is any-
crediting them with perhaps half thing but a timid soul. Van Paak-
of the 6,000,000 adherents they sen's dominating characteristic
characteristic--
claim, Dr. Alvin Johnson, director though it is not easily recognik-
of the New School for Social Re- able—is an inner fortitude thist
search, sums up his studies with guards him against any compre
the warning:
mise with his convictions on the
are dunces if we refuse
fundamental values and principlis
CAIRO, Egypt.—Serious rifts are reported between to "We
face the menace of anti•
life.
the extremists and moderates among the Arabs who gath- Semitism, weakling, if we fail of Pieter
Antonie Laurusse v
ered here to decide on the composition of the delegation to supply our resources in com• Paassen was born at Gorcum.
that is to particjpate in the Palestine conference with the bating it."
small town in Holland, where
Some of these organizations spent the first 16 years of Its
British government in London next week.
The conference of Arab delegates assembled here are nationwide in their operation, life. His family then migrat d
some are regional; but as he puts to Canada, where he started oist
from all neighboring Arab coun-
It, "most of them are one man to prepare himself for the minis-
tries to discuss Palestine prob-
shows, with a few dues paying try. Pierre, as he now called hit--
lems in connection with the forth-
members and small sales of anti- self, was just about to settle doWn
coming London discussion ended
Semitic literature. The most im- to a contemplative existence in
after a week of meetings with
portant are: Silver Shirts, De- the cozy study of some Ontario
complete agreement among the
fenders of the Christian Faith, church when the enterprising
delegates, who are scheduled to
Industrial Defense Association, managing editor of a Toronto
leave for London shortly.
American Nationalist Confedera- newspaper grabbed hold of hits
The exiled Mufti has yielded to Noted Correspondent to Be tion, James True Associates, and sent him out on a story. This
PIERRE VAN PAASSEN
a certain extent to the importune-
Knights of the White Camellia, happened some 20 years ago, and
Introduced
by
Frank
tinny of his advisers and has
The German-American Bund, Fa- marked the beginning of Pierre when the New York Evening
Cody
finally agreed to acceptance of
ther Coughlin's one man show. van Paassen's career as a news- world summoned him to be its
two delegates from the moderate
paper man,
Methods of Anti-Semites
special roving European corre-
opposition led by the Nashashibis.
"It is a motley array that has
A Crusading Soul
Maurice Hindus—author, jour-
spondent. For the last 15 years
been waiting for years for a Hit-
Yield. to Moderates
After
a
few
years
of
reporter-
he has led the nomadic life of
nalist, radio commentator — will
to come and organize them ial service for the Toronto Globe. an itinerant correspondent, cover-
• At first the Mufti had insisted speak Wednesday night, Feb. 1, ter
into a unified power," says Dr. van Paassen was promoted to the ing for American and Canadian
that under no circumstances
would he allow his men to attend at Temple Beth El, Woodward Johnson, who, in his analysis of rewrite desk. The Atlanta Con-
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the London conferences if any at Gladstone, under the auspices the motives appealed to by "na-
members of the opposition were of the Men's Temple Club. His tive bigotry," continues:
"The methods of anti-Semitic
invited. Soon afterwards he had
propaganda may be simply classi-
offered a compromise, to the ef-
PROF. FINKELSTEIN
fied.
For the average timid soul,
fect that he would not, object if
TO ADDRESS DINNER
identification of the Jews with
two members were present in a
the Reds. For the romantic mor-
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
private and unofficial capacity.
on, the grand conspiracy of the
But Ragheb Bey Nashashibi, op-
Elders
of
Zion.
For
the
blase
Prof. Louis Finkelstein, pro-
position leader who has been liv-
society lady, the fake letter of Will Devote His Time to
vont of the Jewish Theological
ing in Cairo since he fled here
Franklin. For the anti-New Deal-
Seminary
of America, will be
from the Palestine terrorists and
Succeeded by
er, a catalogue of government
guest of honor at a dinner at
who was one of the two accepted
posts held by Jews under the New
Dr.
Rabinowitz
the
Shaarey
Zedek on Tuesday
by'Husseini, categorically refus-
Deal and 'proof' that obnoxious
evening, Feb. 7. He will speak
ed to go to London in a private
New Deal measures were devised
'Oh
-the
'tonic
- "The' Ftituie - Of
- capacity; and he insisted that not
ANN ARBOR —Dr. Bernard
by Jews. For the small business
Judaism in America."
only must the Palestine National
man, assertions that the great Heller, director of the Hillel
This
testimonial
dinner will
Defense Party be represented of-
corporations destroying S him are Foundation at the University of
culminate the Detroit campaign
ficially, but it must furthermore
controlled by Jews. For the Fun-
for $5,000 for the Jewish Theo-
be accorded the same number
damentalist, blood ritual whisper- Michigan, campus organization
logical Seminary, sponsored by
of representatives as were being
ings. For the southern gentle- for Jewish Btu-
the Detroit Society of Friends
dent
s,
tendered
sent by the extremists who have
men, identification of the Jew
of the Seminary of which Si-
already chosen nine Husseinites.
with Negro domination. Nothing his resignation to
mon Shetzer is president.
Thereupon the British Govern-
for the parlor anti-Semitic, who b e c ome effective
The annual Father and Son
ment in London communicated
hates the Jew on his own, to the Feb. I. Dr. Isaac
dinner fun-fest sponsored by
Rabinowitz, pres-
with the delegates at Cairo in-
admiration of his women folk."
the Men's Club of Shaarey Ze-
ent associate di-
sisting that it was essential that
Labor Not Anti-Semitic
dek will take place at 1 p. m.
MAURICE HINDUS
During the past year Dr. John- rector, has been
the opposition be invited. Jamal
on Sunday, Feb. 12. Harry M.
named
to
succeed
Husseini, cousin of the Mufti subject will be "What Next in son has been carrying on special
Shulman is chairman of the
and one of those chosen by the
inquiries in this field from the him.
committee on arrangements and
Europe?"
Dr.
Heller
an-
vantage ground of the famous
latter to represent him in Lon-
Joseph
Radner is chairman of
To millions of Americans, Mr. University in Exile which he nounced that his
don, telephoned his cousin in Bei-
the ticket committee. Reserva-
Hindus is best known for his heads. His complete findings will duties at the
rut to tell him of the demand.
tions are now being taken at
nightly broadcasts from Prague be brought out in "Calling Amer- Foundation p r e -
the synagogue.
vented him from
during the trying days before the ire;' a special number of Survey devoting sufficient
Sees Decision by March
Graphic, schedueld for publica-
GENEVA (WNS — l'alcor Munich Pact. To countless others, tion Feb. 1, on the challenge to time to his writ-
Agency) — The British Govern- his many books have made him democracy reaching the United ing. He is at
ment expects to have a final de- the outstanding American author- States and collaborated in by present w o r king Dr. Heller
ciaion on its policy for Palestine
more than 50 advisers, foreign on two volumes.
no later than March, it was indi- ity on Russia and Russian agrar- correspondents, economists, his- "Stoicism and Spinoza" a n d
cated by Richard A. Butler, Brit- ian conditions.
torians, political and social scien- "Odyssey of a Faith."
ish Under-secretary of State for
What happened in Czechoslo- tists. Himself a leading educator
Several invitations to occupy
Foreign ,Affairs, in a statement vakia before, during and after the and son of Scandinavian settlers
Tidbits from Everywhere
on Palestine to the League Coun- German occupation? Was the oc- on our Great Plains, Dr. Johnson pulpits have already been offered
By PHINEAS J. MOM
cil.
cupation and domination of this has about him on his faculty out- him, but he has made no plans
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Following urging by Mr. But-
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ler to accelerate a League decis-
ion on the Mandatory Power's
YOU
SHOULD
KNOW
recommendations, which may in-
One Charles E. Blum of New
volve a modification of the Man-
York has suggested the floating
date, it was voted by the League
of a bond issue in this country
to convene an extraordinary ses-
for the purchase of large tracts
sion in May instead of waiting
of sparsely populated government-
till September. To enable the
owned land in the continental U.
Mandates Commission to report to
S. and for the settlement there
the League Council for the lat-
of refugees in agricultural col-
ter's guidance at its May meeting,
onies modeled on those in Pales-
it was suggested that an extraor-
tine . .. Refugees would have to
dinary session of the Mandate's
pledge themselves to live on the
Commission be convened no later
land for at least five years . . .
than at the end of March or the
The bond issue, which Mr. Blum
first days of April. It will, there-
thinks
ought to amount to a quar-
fore, be necessary for the Arab-
ter or a half billion dollars, would
Jewish discussions in London to
also finance the bringing over of
end in February.
additional refugees.
If the London discussions do
A million and a quarter of
not produce an agreement after
the. $20,000,000 fund decided
a reasonable period, the British
() Pon at the Washington Con-
Government will make its own de-
ference a couple of weeks ■ ge

ITURN Tr 1(1,11 olt1/.1.

Non-Jews Join With Jewish
Leaders in Lauding Beth

lot ap for Moro rumble of c.f.- Waling POO or (PLIGAJIN TURN TO LAIR*

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II

An Impressive three-day cele-
bration marked the 40th anniver-
sary of Dr. Leo M. Franklin's
ministry in Detroit. Jews and non-
Jews, spokesmen for the Conserv-
ative as well as Reform groups,
participated in the ceremonies
during which recognition was gtv-
en to Rabbi Franklin's contribu-
tions to the civic as well as Jew-
ish life of Detroit.
A distinguished audience, which
included Orthodox and Conserve.
tire Jews and many non-Jews, at-
tended the anniversary dinner at
Hotel Stetter on Sunday evening.
Speaking for Temple Beth El,
Morris Garrett, president, who
was toastmaster of the evening,
announced that a silver plaque
with an appropriate inscription
will be presented to Dr. Franklin
recording the event. This plaque,
Mr. Garrett said, will be placed
in Rabbi Franklin's home "so that
those who come there may read
it."

Dr. Goldenson's Address

The principal address at the din-
ne• was delivered by Dr. Samuel
H. Goldenson of Temple Emanu-
El, New York, who lauded Dr.
Franklin as "a good rabbi." Dr.
Goldenson called the Detroit cele-
bration "a happy occasion" be-
cause it served as a pleasant in-
terlude after many weeks of grief
and sorrow during which Jews
had met to lament the sorrows of
their people and to protest perse-
cutions. "Tonight," he said, "we
are in a totally different mood,
thanks to Dr. Franklin and his
services in this community."

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RABBI FRAM TO SPEAK
AT FRIDAY'S SERVICES

Will Discuss

Jewish Contribu.
titan to Civilisation

Rabbi Leon Fram will occupy
the pulpit of Temple Beth El,
Woodward and Gladstone Ayes,
Friday night, Feb. 3, at 8 o'clock,
In response to many requests he
will lecture on the subject: "The
Jewish Contribution to Civiliza-
tion." His lecture will be based
largely on the new book of the
same title by the great modern
Jewish historian, Cecil Roth of
Oxford, England. It will be the
first of a series of sermons which
Rabbi Ft - am will deliver every
Friday night of the month of Feb-
ruary under the general heading:
"Why Judaism is Admired and
Persecuted."
George Galvani and the Temple
Choir, accompanied by Jason
'nekton, have been rehearsing a
new group of beautiful tradition-
al settings for the Sabbath Eve
prayers which they will present
for the first time this coming Sab-
bath Eve.
Every one is welcome at the
Sabbath Eve services at Temple
Beth El which begin at 8 o'clock
and are completed at 9:30 at
which time the Congregation re-
tires to the social hall for a social
hour.

Spokesman for Government Party Hints
Drastic Measures to Solve Prob-
lem "In Our, Own Way"

GEORGE RUBLEE, NOW IN PARIS,
SAYS NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE

Schacht's Dismissal Victory for Extrem-
ists; Boycott is Planned Against
Oil Concerns in U. S.

WARSAW.—(WNS)—Poland served warning on the
Western powers to the effect that if they do not aid in the
emigration of Jews from Poland, measures will be taken
to solve the problem "in our own way." This statement
was made by Deputy Surzynski in the Sejm as spokesman
for the Government party. He complained that Western

HAYIM GREENBERG
TO SPEAK FEB 2

governments were concerned only
with the emigration of Jewish
refugees from Germany and were
snri-.)igtleecittainugrgtheencPyelT
ishhestitouvaetnl
ionmedne-t

spokesman futrher stated that
Jews most remember that the Po-
Will Address Public Meeting lish people will take steps to solve
at Shaarey Zedek
the problem unless a solution of
the emigration of Jews is achieved
Next Thursday
soon. Jewish Deputy Emil Sem-
merstein declared that the Jews
In view of the pending nego- consider the emigration problem
tiations In Parliament regarding to be one of great importance but
the proposed round table discus- that they were hardly responsible
sions in London on the subject for conditions which created the
necessity for emigration and the
of Arab-Jewish relations in Pal- lack of outlets to leave Poland.
estine, the lecture to be given by He further asserted that world
powers were not disposed to think
kindly of paying premiums for
anti-Jewish persecution and ad-
mitted that a policy of discrimina-
tion served only to hinder efforts
to increase emigration possibili-
ties. Sommerstein criticized the
aatitude of Polish consulates in
Germany in refusing protection
to Polish Jews persecuted by the
Nazis and also attacked the srov-
ernment. for the law which dens- •
tionalized Polish Jews living in
other countries.
Preparations for the transfer
of 50 German-Jewish children.
now among the 50,000 exiles de-
tained at the Polish frontier town
of Zbonszyn, to England are un-
der way, according to an an-
nouncement made by the Central
Refugee Committee. The Baldwin
Fund for Refugees will defray
the expense of transferring the
children. Meanwhile, the question
of the fate of the Zbonszyn refu-
gees was again brought before
DR. HAYIM GREENBERG
the Sejm by Deputy Emil Som-
merstein, Jewish deputy, who as-
Dr. Ilayim Greenberg next Thurs- serted that the health of the ex-
day evening at 8:30 p. m, in the iles was poor and the Zbonszyn
Social Ilall of the Congregation hospital overcrowded, lie appealed
Shaarey-Zedek is of timely inter- to the Social Welfare Minister to
a special committee to in-
est to all Detroit Jewry, The sub- appoint
vestigate the problem and care
ject of Dr. Greenberg's lecture for the elementary needs of the
will be :"Can There Be Peace Be- refugees. A high Polish official
, to
qu as esd uio sc nloo s f ed p
tween Jews and Arabs in Pales- n leefg tof t o ia rte Beo rn lint„hie t w
tine?" .
Dr, Greenberg, member of the fish Jews living in Germany who
Actions Committee of the Weild are faced with denationalization

Zionist Organization, author, and by
Pol•ml
and
consequent
expul-
sion
by the
Reich.
Negotiations,
editor of the "Jewish Frontier" broken off some time ago, will be
is eminently qualified to speak on resumed in Berlin.
this very timely subject, since he
recently returned from London

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Refugee Di

Irma Continua

PARIS. (WNS)—George Ruhr
lee confirmed reports on his ar-
rival here that negotiations would
be continued in Berlin and de-
clared that the discussions held
up to now were satisfactory. Ile
will repotr to executive officers
of the Intergovernmental Commis-
sion on modifications made in the
State Department to Sponsor Appearances in Embassies Schacht "iansom" emigration plan
and Legations; Will Play in 25 Concerts for
and will consult with them on
steps to be taken when negotia-
Refugees; In Detroit Feb. 8
tions are resumed this week. Mr.
Mischa Elman, eminent violin- eo give recit•Is and concerts Rubles conferred with Lord Win-
ist, was designated a "musical at the Embassies and Legations terton of Britain, chairman of
ambassador" to South America of the United States in the the Intergovernmental Committee.
where he will go in May, immedi- countries he will visit during on his visit with Herman Goering
dis-
ately following his nation-wide this tour."
of a tour cusslons now that Dr. Hj almar
concert tour of this country for
The nation-wide concert
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the benefit of German refugees here, which Mr. Elman is making in connection with resuming
of all faiths. According to an an- under the sponsorship
na-
nouncement from James Clement tional
tional committee of which the
Dunn, adviser on political rela- Hon. Alfred E. Smith is honor-
tions of the Department of State, ary chairmen and Paul D. Cray-
arrangements are being made for nth is honorary treasurer, was
Mr. Elman to appear at recitals planned when Mr. Elman offered
and concerts at the Embassies and his services to the American Com-
Legations of the United States mittee for Christian German Ref-
in the countries he will visit dur- ugees from Germany and the Council of Federations Re-
ing the Spring and Summer,
American Jewish Joint Distribu-
Elects Henry Wineman
No musician in this country tion Committee. All three organi-
as Vice-President
could be better qualified to rep- zations will share equally in the
resent the highest standards of proceeds of the concerts.
BALTIMORE.
— Despite great-
our musical and cultural advance-
Outstanding figures in the na-
ment,' Mr. Dunn said.
tion's political, social, education- er overseas needs and increased
The noted violinist, who is al, musical, business and literary government responsibility for pub-
making musical history in thin life are members of the national lie welfare, American Jews most
continue to support their local
country by his Mischa Elman Non- committee directing the tour.
welfare, cultural and character-
Sectarian Refugee Concerts Tour,
Detroit is the sexesd city on
played his initial recital on Sat- the list of those in which Mr. building agencies, Jacob Blaustein,
urday afternoon, Jan. 21, in Car- Elmn will give • benefit rer• president of the Associated Jew-
negie Hall. He will play 25 con- cital. He will appear here on ish Charities of Baltimore, de-
clared at the closing session of
certs in as many cities, contrib- Feb. B.
uting his services for three
Mrs, Edsel B. Ford is the hon- the sixth annual general assem-
months. The entire proceeds of orary chairman of the committee bly of the Council of Jewish Fed-.
all the concerts will be turned for the Detroit concert. The erations and Welfare Funds whkh
over to the three leading refugee- chairmen are Mrs. Charles B. met in Baltimore this week.
The importance of maintaining
aid organizations for rehabilita- Warren, Mrs. Charles T. Fisher
welfare standards at home while
tion work among Protestant, Jr., and Miss Emma Butzel.
adically
revising standards of giv-
Catholic and Jewish refugees
The noted violinist will also
from Germany.
give concerts in Brooklyn, Provi- mg for relief and reconstruction
In making the announcement dence, Boston, Montreal, Toronto. in Euro:, and Palestine and refit-
that Mr. Elman will appear at Milwaukee, Cincinnati, New Or- gee requirements in this country
concerts in the United States Em- leans Mobile, Memphis, St. Louis, was one of the central themes
bassies and Legations in South Washington, Baltimore. Louisville, of the three-day 'maims of the
America, Mr. Dunn said:
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Dallas, San Council, attended by more than
"Mr. Elman has placed him-
Antonio, Houston, Los Angeles, 500 delegates from federations,
self at the disposal of the Gov.
San Francisco, Seattle and Port- welfare funds and community
land. Oregon. councils in the United States and
erameat of the United States
during hi. c omma concert tour
Mr. Elman's benefit concert Canada,
Methods of raising the SUMS
is South America. and arrange.
tour, one of the most strenuous

DESIGNATE MISCHA ELMAN "MUSICAL
AMBASSADOR" TO SOUTH AMERICA

SUPPORT OF LOCAL
WELFARE IS URGED

meats are being made for him

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