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Youth Symposium
at the Bnai David

STORM OF PROTESTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
AGAINST BRITISH PROPOSALS AIMED TO CURB!
JEWISH EFFORTS IN BUILDING NATIONAL HOME,

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE/

to President Roosevelt and the
League of Nations.
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of
the American Jewish Committee,
disclosed that he had sent a cable-
grams to the American Jewish del-
egation in London indorsing a
previous cable by former Supreme
Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis
and eight other Jews urging n
"firm stand" and opposing the
British plan.
Dr. Morris M. Rose, president
of the New Zionist Organization,
called the British plan "a breach
of a solemn international obliga-
tion to which the United States
and 50 other nations are parties."
Terming it a "complete betrayal
of the Jewish people," he said
all governments and peoples who
cherished international morality
would be "profoundly disillu-
sioned" by it.

Detroit Protests

The executive committee of the
Jewish Community Council of De-
troit Tuesday evening unanimous-
ly decided to cable the Jewish
delegation in London to stand
fast by, Jewish demands and to
refuse to yield to the curtailment
and nullification of the Balfour
Declaration and the Mandate.
The Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress of
which Mrs. Nathan Spevakow is
President, sent a cable of protest

1 Donald told the Ilouse of Com•
Thursday.
Similar action is being taken by moos in reply' to a question by A.
1McLaren, Laborite. Ile had re-
other Detroit organizations.
ceived information to that effect,
Terms to Be Softened
That the terms in the proposal Mr. MacDonald stated.
are to be softened is indicated in 1 The British press is outspoken
a statement made by Colonial i in its resentment of Colonial Sec-
MacDonald; rotary MacDonald's suggestion
Secretary Malcolm
that the British suggestions should " that its reports of the proposals
be regarded only as a basis for I were responsible for the renewed
discussions. Upon softening the I trouble in Palestine. Many of the i
terms, the Jewish delegates agreed " Tamers point out that both the
again to meet with the British Egyptian and the Arabic press
spokesmen, but only informally. l were responsible for the first pub-
The Jewish delegation reached 1 ilicity given thu suggestions that
its decision to withdraw from the [ were greeted with rejoicing on
conference by unanimous vote. I the part of the Arabs and firm
Even British Jews and the non-; rejection on the part of the Jews.
Zionists agreed to the decision.'
Declaring that the British
unless pledges made to the Jew-
Labor Party would fight for
ish people are honored. Members
integrity of the Jewish Na-
of the American delegation, with the
tionat Home in Palestine, Sir
Dr. Stephen S. Wise at the head,
b, or Dp eo p r uttry.
decided to leave for the United I Arthur Greenwood
States on Saturday, believing that i Leader of the La
d his belief that British
further negotiations are helpless. I at
democracy is inextricably bound
-
I
with that policy. Speaking
MacDonald Lays Bomb Sxplosions i up

for the Jew-
to Political Tension; Press Re- , at • dinner given
isle delegates set Grosvenor
sent. MacDonald's Suggestion
Hoare by Tom Williams and at-
That It Is Responsible for
tended by numerous Laborite
New Palestine Outbursts
Members of Parliament, Sir
LONDON. (WNS-Palcor Agen-
stated that if even half
cy)-The bomb explosions in Hai- Arthur
press reports on what the
fa and Jerusalem, in which 26 the
government contemplates in
Arabs were killed and 45 Arabs
Palestine were true, then the
and two Jews were wounded, were
be one not only
the direct outcome of the political question would
' ate
for the Jews but also for Brit•
tension now gripping Pa est,
ish honor.
Colonial Secretary Malcolm Mac-

The Young Peoples' Society of
Gerald Wendt, director of sci-
Congregation Mai David will be
Due to the conference of the
in charge of the Friday night Central States Region of Junior ence for the New York World's
gatherings on Friday, March 10, Iladassah, of which Detroit is a Fair, will make his first and ex-
member, being held in Toledo on elusive Detroit lecture engagemen
March 11 and 12, the regular next Wednesday, March 8, at 11
meeting of the Detroit Unit of a. m., before the Detroit Town
Junior Hadassah will be held on Hall in the Fisher Theater. He
Sunday, March 5, at 2:30 p. m., will illustrate his talk, "The Sci-
" at the Stifle'. Hotel, the first ence Revue, 1939," with displays
[ Sunday in the month, instead of and seemingly incredible demon-
[ the second, as is the usual cute strations of new scientific dis-
, torn. , coveries.
" This meeting will be dedicated) Dr. Wendt will show the effect
Ito the Young Judaean Group of of plant hormones on the growth
the city, and the program as of plats; cosmic rays, made vis-
planned by Miss Ethel Rom, pro- ible and audible by means of a
pant chairman, and Anne Baker,iportable ray detector; "Lucite," a
Young Judean chairman, will be ' new very transparent material
[ given by members of the various that conducts light around curves
I organized Young Judean groups and corners in a spectacular way.
and will consist of the following: He will exhibit modern glass tex-
[ A one-act play entitled "Water tile fabrics, artificial leather and
Water" will be presented by the rubber, and will discuss the prog-
Zeire Zion Club. The Bnos Ye- ress of synthetic foods and its
huda Group will present a Purim effect on agriculture and the food
masquerade. The Hadar 'Lion industry. He will also demonstrate
[ Group will appear in a play en- chemicals used in warfare and the
titled "Purim's Injunction," and modern U. S. army gas masks.
The•series will close March 15
the Rose Jacob Group's contribu-
with Angna Enters, mime, act-
tion will be a piano selection and
ress, in her new program, "The
, a recitation by talented members
Interesting plans have been Theater of Angna Enters."

MURRAY KANE

formulated by _the regional con-

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hos ts Terence et Toledo which will
at 8:30 p. in., and will be
elude an Oneg Shabbath, round
.
to the Jewish youth of Detroit

"CARNIVAL IN
FLANDERS"

Bnai Moshe Will
Welcome Cantor
Katzman Monday

Paderewski's Local
Recital March 15

State Educators Endorse
Non-Partisan Judiciary
Amendment

English Scarlett O'Hara
Astrologer to Analyze Hitler
Starts "Storm in a Teacup";
Personality at Meeting of
Marshall Lodge Tuesday
Great Film Is at Cinmea

Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
of Bnai Brith will hold an open
meeting Tuesday, March 7, start-
ing at 8 p. m. in the auditorium
of Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dex-
ter at Lawrence.
The meeting, to which the pub-
lic will be welcome without charge,
will include a 'graphic analysis of
the Hitler personality by Prof .
James Craze, lecturere and na -
tionally known astrologer, it was
announced by Lew W. Levinson,
chairman of the committee on ar-
rangements. A showing of the
March of Time sound film: "Refu-
gees Today-Tomorrow," will be
followed by movie shorts. Sched-
uled also are performances by
Jay Jason, mimic and imperson-
ator, and other entertainment
varieties.
A social hour, including danc-
ing, will close the evening. Bnai
Brith moonlight which, this year,
will take place on June 11, it
was disclosed by Dr. A. M. Silver-
man, secretary.

Wayne University Chapter
of Avukah to Have Purim Neugarten Sunshine Club to
Party Saturday
Meet Monday

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CHARLES

RUBINER

(NON-PARTISAN)

COMMON PLEAS COURT

THE DETROIT BAR ASSOCIATION
BY A 6•T0.1 VOTE

In order to introduce Avukah
The monthly meeting of the
to potential members, there will
board of directors of Neugarten
be ■ Purim party, sponsored by f Sunshine Club will be held at the
the Wayne University Chapter o
Avukah, March 4, at Mackenzi e Jewish Community Center Monday
Union, Second and Warren. Th morning. March 5.
Plans will be made for the
fun will begin at 8:30 p. m. Al
club's participation in the coming
Jewish young people are invites
, Allied Jewish Campaign. Spring
to enjoy an evening of dancing
money raising projects will be
refreshments, and entertainment
-j propounded
to finance the increas-
ro
. This party is Avukah's first prof
p I ing medical relief work of this
ect in this semester's mernbershi
group.
drive.

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is sponsoring a luncheon-bridge
to be held on Wednesday March
The open membership meeting
15, at 12 o'clock noon. at the of the Bnai David Sisterhood on
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Lawrence Monday evening, March 0, at 8:30
p. m., will be devoted to a l'urim
program. Rabbi Joshua Sperka
will speak on "Esther, Old and
New - A Re-Interpretation of
Purim." A string trio of the
Jewish Center's Orchestra will ren•
der traditional melodies. Cantor
Abraham Singer will give vocal'
selections. Friends and prospec-
tive members are invited.
For the benefit of the Religious
School Fund, the Sisterhood is
sponsoring a theater party at the
Oakman Theater, Woodrow Wilson
and Glendale, at midnight, April 1.
Mrs. Leonard Canner is chair-
man of the paid-up get acquainted
dinner to be held Monday eve-
ning, -March 13, at 7 o'clock. This
dinner is for members only. Mrs.
Canner asks that reservations be
made as soon as possible.
I Sunday, March 5, the Sister-
hood will distribute Homentaschen
to the 300 children in the Sunday
, School, of which the Sisterhood is
sponsor.

and Dexter. Mrs. Irving E. Lieb-
ton, who has just returned from
Florida, is assisting as one o f
the chairmen. Proceeds will go
for matzos for the needy. For
reservations call Mrs. Irving E.
Liebson, Townsend 8-8018.
At the next meeting, on March
8 at 1 o'clock, at the Bnai Moshe,
there will be a short business
meeting, followed by a social, at
which time the Gewerkshaften
Campaign for Palestine will en-
tertain with an Eretz Israel pro-
grass. All members are urged to
come and bring their friends. The
hostesses for the social are the
following members: Mesdames
Ethel Miller. J. Arthur Schiff,
Jennie Zeigler, Rose Eskovitz,
Max Gross. Ida M. Goldfine.

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The annual Kovod awards given
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for continuous, meritorious serv-
ice to the Jewish Community Cen-
ter were presented at the Senior
Council Kovod dinner to Mrs.
Lucy Siegel of the Twelfth St.
Mothers' Club and Herman Res-
nick, club leader and former
VOTE FOR
President of the Senior Council.
Besides the honor key which each
received, both have now become
members of the Kovod Society,
which is the national honor or-
ganization of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center.
s
In addition to these awards,
Henry Meyers and Saul Saulson,
i
president and second vice-presi-
dent of the Jewish Community
0
Mrs. Altman Lauds Work of Center, respectively, were elected
to honorary membership of the
Sunshine Club at
Kovod Society for the service
Miami Beach
t
which each has rendered to the
Mrs. Hyman Altman, who re- Center through participation in
(Democratic Ticket)
turned from Miami last Friday, the board of directors.
The Jewish Business and Pro-
His record as Lieutenant-Governor and
addressed the radio audience of
County Drain Commissioner I. his
Altman's Jewish Charity Program fessional Women's Club was also
over WMBC on Sunday. Mrs. Alt- honored with the presentation of
best recommendation.
man lauded the charitable activi- the Miriam D. Goldman Service
Primaries-Monday, March 6th
ties of the Sunshine Club and of Award, offered by the National
r
their aid to the Detroit charities. Council of Jewish Women, fo
The Sunshine Club consists of De- community service. This group ha t
trait women who are sojourning merited the award by its sponsor•
in Miami during the winter ship of the toyery located in th e
.,. t;.
.,
months. Mrs. Fanny Straus is Center, which weekly serves hues
P
president of the Sunshine Club. dreds of children.
An honor roll of those who
Mrs. Altman also praised the
' /
work done by Mrs. Eva Prem. along with their continuous sena
la er who devotes all her time ice, have performed a siamifican
FROM NEW YORK
to the making of pocket books and contribution to the Center for th
other articles which are sold and past year was announced by Ma
the entire proceeds turned over Chomsky. advisor to the Senio
Council. It included Regina Schil
to the needy.
The modern motorliners
-
Mrs. Altman concluded by stat- ler, Harry Goldstein. Richard L
ing that she and the Ladies Au- Stein, David Aptekar, Josep
xiliary will make every effort to Camiener, Dr. Leon Katzin, San
have the dormitory of the House Dieter, Abe Cherow, Irving Feld
fr
of Shelter in readiness for Pass- man, Dr. A. N. Prussin, Clan
over to take care of the needy Kaufman, Edw' tans and Meye
Israel.
Jews from Eloise.
Darin th course of the pre
Two Important Premieres at gram, the ew officers of th
Symphony Concert Thursday Senior Cou cil were installed b
Entering into the last fortnight Jack Katcher, former presiden
Prompt and convenient ccnn•ctions to ell
of its silver jubilee season, the of the Senior Council. Hannah
km
Detroit Symphony Orchestra will Ferman. chairman of the Kovo
play the 13th subscription concert Society, acted as master of cer
Thursday night, March 9, in Or- monies.
chestra Hall, and the ninth "pop"
concert Saturday night, March 11.
American League to Comb
Because there will be no soloist
at the Thursday concert Maestro Anti-Semitism Offers Fre
Copy of "Justice for th
Franco Ghione has included two
important rremiers for the or-
Jew"
chestra on the program. The works
will be Dance of Undine from the Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronic]
opera "Loreley," by the Italian
A booklet entitled "Justice f
composer, Alfredo Catalan', and the Jew" is available, free f i
the more spectacular Symphonies' the asking, by applying to t
Kolo, by the contemporary Jugo- American League to Comb s
slav composer, Jakov Gotovac.
Anti-Semitism, 270 Broadwa
Steil Ands.sen, noted American New York, N. Y., Suite 1308.
pianist, who has toured both Eu-
This booklet contains pertine
rope and America•with great suc-
statements of interest _to eve r
cess, will be presented as soloist
one concerned with the Jewi ,
at the popular-priced Saturday problem in America t o d a
concert
Among the contributors are
Victor Kolar will direct the
John Haynes Holmes, Minia t
"pop" program.
of the Community Church
New York; Dr. Harry Emers
Donor Luncheon of Women Fosdick, Minister of The Riv e
RUBINOFF GIVES A LESSON
of Workmen's Circle Cen- side Church of New York; H
William H. Vanderbilt, Gover n
ter on March 15
U
A year ago, Dave Rubinoff, fa- sponsors this huge benefit con-
The Women of the Workmen's of Rhode Island; and Sigmu
cert, bringing with Rubinoff and
d
Spaeth, chairman of the
moos violinist, came into Detroit
th: inteTationa l Circle Center announce that their tional A.ssocation for American knowledge and experience as ■ is connected with the Medea Bath
in
second annual $5 donor luncheon
a sick dejected person, given only ham
a ous p no uo - ray an
Is
extend-
invitation
An
House.
Composers and Conductors. There host. Ile has made hundreds of
Braggiotti. The affair will take will be held March 15, at 1 p. m., are many others, all influential friends since becoming • hotel ed the community to avail them-
one chance in ten of living.
at the Fort Wayne' Hotel. For
On Friday, March 10, this Place in the Masonic Temple on reservations call Ty. 4-2007.
leaders of American life today. executive. Now that he is in sole selves of the hotel's unusual
great artist returns-well again Friday, March 10, and the ne
A postcard will bring you the charge of the New Glenwood, Mr. facilities by coming out for Pass-
Proceeds will be used to help
proceeds
will
go
into
the
"Opti
over week. geeeial low rates will
-to pay tribute to the town he
build a Workmen's Circle Center, booklet, free and without oblige- Mandell is better prepared than
has come to love so well, with mist Boy's Work Fund." Thi to continue giving the children of lion. Send for it romptly. ever before to provide for the be in effect and the genial Mr.
Mandell will be on hand to minis-
the throbbing, pulsating music of fund is expended in the support
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
TO
care,
comfort
and
pleasure
of
Jewish
education
in
a
of the Cass Community Center Detroit a
ter to the comforts of all ru
COMBAT ANTI-SEMITSM. his patrons. The hotel has been
his $100,000 Stradivarius.
more modern environments.
The Optimist Club of Detroit at Cass and Selden.

Rubinoff and His Violin Comes Back
For Concert Here on March to

Vivien Leigh, the English lady
who caused • sensation due to her
selection to play the coveted role
of Scarlett O'Hara in the forth-
coming production "Gone With the
Wind," is now seen on the screen
of the Cinema during the first-
run engagement of Storm in •
Teacup." So much interest was
aroused by Miss Leigh's selection
that Southern women's clubs
threatened to secede from Holly-
wood. Dr. Gallup was compelled
to poll United States on this ques-
tion and the results showed a
mapority in favor of Miss Leigh
for the role of Scarlett.
In addition to "Storm in a Tea-
cup" the Cinema is reviving a
French masterpiece that received
critical acclaim in the press. Car-
nival in Flanders" (La Kermess
Ileroique) is a comedy with that
distinctive Gallic touch that defies
reproducation.

Let's Keep a Kindly Judge!

Ladies' Aid Society
Young Judaeans Provide Gerald Wendt, World Fair Hebrew
Luncheon March 15; Pro-
Program at Junior Nadas- Director, to Address Town
ceeds for Matzo Fund
Bnai David Sisterhood
Hall on Wednesday
sah Meeting Sunday
The Ilebrew Ladies Aid Society
Purim Meeting on Monday

They will present a youth sym- table discussions, and a midnight
supper on Saturday.
e progra
Sunday T
will
be high- , Action of the board of directors
That PREdy French 'UMW
posiuin on "The Stand of the
Jewish Youth Today." The speak- planne d for a luncheon at which of the Michigan Education Asso-
lighted
by sneaker will be Mrs. elation in endorsing the non-parti-
guest
ers will be Maurice Glassier, pres- the
and san judiciary amendment to the
ident of the Junior Service Group
Stampher of Akron, 0.,
forma] banquet in the evening, State Constitution was announced
of Detroit, who will speak on Elijah
"Youth in Social Service," Miss a which will be addressed by Rabbi this week in Lansing by Albert
Morris Adler of Detroit and J. Phillips, executive secretary of
Esther Elkin, president of the wh
a the association.
Junior Hadassah of Detroit, who
"The board formally approved
will speak on "Youth in National- which will be followed by
ism," and Murray Kane, president dance. All members planning to a resolution favoring the judiciary
Mr. Phillips said, "be-
of the Young Peoples' Society of attend this conference should
p
Bnai David will speak on "Youth communicate with Bernice Fried- roposal."
land, Townsend 6-4049, local con- cause the educational association
is vitally interested in the non-
in the Synagogue."
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will pre- ference chairman, for further de- partisan election of important of-
ficials whose duties are in no way
side. Cantor Abraham Singer will tails and arrangements. -
politics.
concernel I with partisan
P
be in charge of the musical pro-
The proposed amendement which
Congregation Bnai Moshe will gram. A social hour will follow. Prominent Detroit Leaders
provides
for
the
non-partisan
elec-
Are
Appointed
to
National
extend an official welcome to Can-
tion, by the people, of justices of
tor David Katzman and his fam-
Committee
the
Michigan
Supreme
Court,
Cir-
ily at a Purim dinner in their
honor Sunday, March 5, at 6:30
Detroit civic leaders already cuit Court judges, judges of pro-
p. m.
appointed to the Union of Ameri- bate, and Circuit Court Commis-
The Detroit Cantors' Associa-
can Hebrew Congregations' Na- sioners, will be on the ballot at
tion will be represented by a dele-
tional Committee of One Hundred the spring election April 3.
The action of the state associa-
tion headed by Cantor Jacob
When Ignace Jan Paderewski, are Leo M. Butzel, Israel Himel-
Sonenklar, local president. Reser- world famous pianist, composer hoch, Albert Kahn and Julian H. tion was similar to that of the
Detroit
Teacher's Association,
vations for the dinner may be and Polish statesman, comes to Krolik.
made at the congregation office.
Other Michigan representatives whose legislative committee this
Detroit Wednesday, March 15, on
The dinner will be preceded by his 20th tour of the United States, appointed to the national commit- week endorsed the non-partisan
the annual Sunday School Purim he will be honored by the most tee by Feb. 13, are: John Merdler, judicial amendment and recom-
carnival which will be held in the enthusiastic and cordial welcome Saginaw and Harry Shulsky, mended its adoption to the thou-
sands of members of that group.
banquet hall of the congregation ever accorded him in this city, Grand Rapids.
at 2:30 p. m.
judging by the plans being made
Other Bnal Moshe activities in- by his thousands of friends. On
clude a Sisterhood social meeting the program outlined for his visit
Monday afternoon, March 6, with
e included a big reception at
refreshments, and entertainment the railroad station, which will be
by Miss Janet Green; a Chinuch participated in by representative
Sefer Torah March 19, 2:30 p. city and legislative officials, lead-
m., and the victory dinner the ing Polish citizens and members
same day, to mark the end of the of the American Legion.
membership drive. Past presidents
Paderewski announced that he
will participate in the initiation is through with pictures-and
ceremony for the Morris Rosen- politics. Despite the huge success
berg class. The principal address of his "Moonlight Sonata", he re-
will be made by Simon Shetzer.
fuses to consider further movie
offers.

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Mandell
is well known to supervise the kitchen. Mrs. Elkin'i
11'. Mt. Clemens visitors, having been skill as a cook is well known am
m. associated in the hotel business her first task was to buy entire);
or there for many years. He is a pro- new dishes.
nd tege of the late Samuel Elkins The New Glenwood Hotel 1