Ekentorrjewisn &On tail

March 24, 1939

sad ..111! JegGALSHROMICLE

DEMOCRACY SPEAKS

SAYE YOUR EYES

with HEAUfH•SITE GLASSES

D`OSCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

Humorous Soviet
Film at Cinema

Judge Rubiner Points to Im- Detroit Sunshine Club at Moos Chitim. Donations were
portance of Large Vote
Miami Beach Gives $360 1 given by Moe Radner, in memory
for Two Refugee Children of sisters and brother; Mrs. D.
at Election on April 3
and Contributes for Mo'cw Uppenheimer, in memory of par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenthal;
Chaim
In a statement issued this week
Mary Gordon, in memory of Edith

Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Ida Meyer ',
in memory of husband.
The Detroit Sunshine Glob
thanks all Detroiters who see n
in Miami Beach and who helped
make all the club's grails a sec.
cess.
The club is also taking care of
families for Passover in Miami
Beach.

once more on the march and for
millions liberty becomes another
Although Soviet pictures have Judge Charles Rubiner pointed
memory. It is a challenge we
Krell; Fannie Greenberg; • Eva
shall not ignore. Democracy must often been accused of being with- out the importance of a large
The Detroit Sunshine Club sent Preuzlauer, in memory of son, Jo-
also march not for territory, not out humor, many pictures in the vote on Monday, April 3.
$360 for two refugee children to I aeph; Mr. and Mrs. I. Busch, Ida
for the subjugation of the weak past have shown this accusation
"The privilege of choosing who liadassah in memory of Mildred I Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. U. Shul-
tram Ers•Ised. Glom Ints11 kr 11etest
[IS Phf,kIM.se Ou Setters N Ortmers.
or the oppression of minorities, to be without foundation. In "The should govern us," Judge Rubiner Love. It also sent a donation for man, Mitchell Shulman, Mrs. F.
essidani
Stem Lot ofIshig•s.
but to lift ourselves to heights of
said, "is a sacred one which has
freedom we have never scaled be-
been taken away from the peo-
fore. Our battle is not to enslave
ple in many other countries of the
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
a nation but to free one, to free
world. It is the very cornerstone
Open Evenings Till 9 P. M.
it from the burdens of insecurity,
of a democracy, and we must
of unemployment, of ill health
treasure that privilege for its true
and needless strife. Our goal is
worth."
the mutual friendship of 130 mil-
Judge Rubiner who is the only
lion souls united by industrial
Common Pleas Judge up for re-
stability and peace into an irre-
election, was nominated by a vote
1939 Ford V•I
sistible force for trannuility
of nearly two to one over his
Coup*, with 60.
among all nations."
nearest opponent at the primaries.
horsepower engine
He was given another outstanding
Dr. Robert W. Hutchins, presi-
. . delivered at
tribute when the lawyers of De-
dent of the University of Chi-
cago, wrote to Rev. Knox:
troit conducted a straw vote and
Detroit, fares extra,
chose him by a majority of six
"1 am delighted to hear that
to one over his nearest opponent.
Miss Dorothy Thompson is speak-
He received twice as many votes
ing for you on March 17. The ob-
115 all of the other candidates put
jects of your Federation are of
together.
the greatest importance and the
Program that you are presenting
will do more than anything else!
to advance the cause."
Band Music and Songs
U. S. Senator Prentiss 51. BORIS TENIN as Skadria in "The
The Rev. Ensworth Reisner,
of the Ford Memorial Methodist Brown wired:
Man With the Gun"
All Detroit's A.Z.A. Chapters
Church of Detroit, eon of Dr.
send greetings and ben
joined in special Youth services
Christian Reisner, led in the sing. wishes to the friends of democ t Man With the Gun," the new March 24 in commemoration of
ing of "America." There was racy gathered ill meeting a "i Soviet picture now at the Cinema . National A.Z.A. Sabbath.
t , Theater, Columbia at Woodward,
band music by the United States Olympia Stadium tonight."
A capacity crowd filled the
I is comedy of high quality insofar I auditorium of the Bnai Moshe
Letter Carriers' Band of Detroit,
John L. Lewis, president
conducted by Otto Smith, and by the Congress of Industrial Organ o f I as it deals with the serious busi- I Auditorium last Tuesday evening
ness of the days of revolution.
I to witness the t II of th e
Don Gordon and his band, di• izatio n, wired:
The scene in which a peasant!
erected by Ralph Van Steenhoven.
"Please convey to your great Shadrin, played by the greatest, 11th A.Z.A. Chapter in Detroit.
The musicians not only con.
Gilbert Madiesfsky acted as in-
tributed their services—they also audience tonight my greetings. actor in the U. S. S. R., Boris' stalling officer to the new chapter,
made financial offerings to the The cause of religious and racial Tenin, is hypnotized and awed by I known as the Shaarey Zedek
tolerance
is
inextricably
bound
the gorgeous uniform of the Cos- group. Samuel Leib, past presi-
cause of democracy.
There were also songs by Cyril up with the rights necessary to sack general and who surrenders dent of Pisgah Bnai Brith lodge,
Are now located in
the preservation of democracy. his priceless filigreed sword to
Wezenail
of
the
First
Presby.
more spacious, newer
The rise of such intolerances in him, is a screen masterpiece. The spoke. Marje Cooper was pre-
terian Church.
quarters.
Europe has heralded the destruc- result of the general's uniform sented with an award from the
Important Greetings
tion of democracy of human and fleecy Astri han hypnosis on Detroit and Windsor Council.
we are better able to
Officers of the Shaarey Zedek
Of more than passing interest rights . The hope of democracy the peasant commander of Soviet
serve you in our new
are the greetings that were read is now invested in our nation. We troops created an unexpected fur- Chapter are: Morton Sultan,
location.
president;
Howard Savin, vice-
to the gathering of 15,000,
must work without surcease to ore among the leading figures of
WINDOW SHADES
Frank Murphy, U. S. Attorney preserve it against all who seek the Soviet Union. Imagine the president; Alexander Mae], sec-
retary; Sans Cohen, treasurer; Al-
its downfall."
General, wired as follows:
Linoleum . Carpeting
poor peasant's surprise when the
"Please convey cordial greet-
Great interest was aroused be story of his letting the, general fred Stern and Sidney Kern, ser-
VENETIAN BLINDS
ings to all present. Despotism is the following telegram from Gov- get away gives rise to peals of geant-at-arms; and renorte r,
Drapery Hardware
ernor Culbert L. Olson of Cali - laughter. Lenin consoles him by Leonard Fink. Benjamin Ramberg
ENGINES—Year clisalc,e..
III
and Walter Savin were named
forma:
IS hp. for extra pm-forme •
art Our Prices and sere
pointing out that the general on the advisory board.
are good reasons why
items of desirable equipment.
activity
in
this
country
over
sta-
economy.
Free Estimates Furnished
"Congratulations In Detroit and th
60
hp. for sacra
e
tion WAICA and the Intercity p e ople ri eviscnsible fr i boldidg Wis rulb must have been much more afraid
Judge Sanders, president of the
so many folks are talking about
The Ford V-8 has all the
8628 LINWOOD
of the soldier than the soldier of Pisgah Bnai Brith Lodge, spoke
Broadcasting System. Mrs. O'Day, 1/71eig elnL
ity, 11:2•1::
the general.
the
1939
Ford
V-13!
who opened the program, spoke iennorpinit
room
and all the basic features
on
"Idealism
in
Jewish
Youth"
Call TYler 5-1230
tnn
oi„ttkeiirtilizr
WI:.
from Washington.
at Lachar's March 19, before the
HYDRAULIC BRAKES — s m
One obvious reason is the
of the De Luxe Ford. Some of
fast. easy-acting. Built to strict
Declaring that the world 11.1::" 1414 a11.1g11;eall dl, ll
first
degree
installation
of
the
Eve Curie at Orchestra Hall
of safety.
"stands aghast at the incredible agel.t foreign, but domestic to nie;
fact that it provides so much
Zedek A.Z.A. Chapter.
Ford standards
them are listed at the left!
on March 31 Under Aus- Shaarey
horrors that have marked the re- :171a, tr.srttritg:1111 Inrernrllr• D Is an
Plans are rapidly being con-
BOYYCOTT EXTENDED
,
car for so little money. Actu-
But riding is better than
pices of Town Hall Fri- summated for the 16th National
gime of the Nazi Government" e■ :. OM Me now all sera more
TO CZECH IMPORTS she emphasized the fact that the lien et any Revlon, period In our Mt -
A.Z.A. Camp Convention this
day Morning Series
ally, it costs less than a Ford
reading. Out on the road, you'll
TRIPLECUSHIONED COMFORT
the pumd. of want In the mid% I
*primps,
result has been a growing cal- I,,
summer
at
Cejwin
Port
Camp,
seats.
Ilesible
a/potential eltundance for ell. It b. a
(CONCLUDED FlIOSI PAGE OSE)
Safer
car of the same size and
soon understand America's en-
lousness of human anguish that is Intolerable pared., and It subject n .1 I One of the most distinguished Jervis, N. Y., commencing June
hydraulic shock
fear big
of ou r institutions to the nelet
permeating the moral fibre of the many
a bsorbs..
power sold for last year! And
did not do away with the need youth
strain of &M. M Cliiiel%111 and elleck • women in the world, Eve Curie- 21 through June 28.
thusiasm for the ear that is Mat
of Germany.
At
the
next
meeting
of
High-
wince
of
these
attacks
are
leveled
al
on
for a popular boycott.
its low price includes many
I She emphasized the degraded government 1.111illions, our democratic , will be presented by The Detroit
in everything but price!
Pointing out that the tax also I position of women in Germany. traditions. Thus the Domani.. Mr.. .; Town Hall, Friday morning Se- land Park Chapter 313, Ilerbert
does not affect tourist traffic to We read much of Concentration hes Conte tO illtOlte or., of Rights , ries, at an evening lecture, in Or- Bean will speak on "Passover."
SCIENTIFIC
SOUNDPROOFING
v
The Bnai David Chapter 314
the Pry
1.11.1 Dud lir elosiwit to on
Noises hushed, vibration re-
Germany or travel on German
r chestra Hall, Friday, March 31,
heart s. Indeed. w
M
be In •
will present a dance at the Bnai
careful research.
• ships, he said that the Christian camps for men," she said. "We la,lcal of transillme. I f a) .0 Nell
do, old by
ID had liest at 8:30 o'clock.
hear
little
of
concentration
camps
David
Synagogue,
March
29,
to
Baehr
up
our
Mai
ae
devel-
boycott pledge was "both a moral I for women, but they exist and op new 1.1111111o., diptigp mnile of our
Mademoiselle Curie has come to
raise
funds
in
A.Z.A.'s
Youth
protest and a measure of defense
old ones. and f■ en lie0a a fen, - the United States as the guest of
against Nazi militarism. persecu- into them are thrown mothers pecially ln one et/ monde world. The Woman's Board of the Golden Alijah Drive.
who are held on suspicion that protagonists or I•Nelsm, ancl Move who
tion and intolerance. both at home 'they
Gate International Exposition in
can reveal facts concerning
and abroad."
i ali"
i o ilit i lia nIira
ipeara
s ,11 ,4lIae tsar' 1, 1111:1.frw e a r n o atril a' 4 11Ira Son Francisco and Detroit is for-
their men folk suspected of dis-
Calls List • Cross•Section
' I I the m 1;11 14' Tr rera:k1:1:1 17 t re's t tunate in being one of the eight
loyalty. Torn without warning j I,. «pare,
ee 00010ie order. I( on y .e nook,
l cities to hear and meet her during
Dr. Schieffelin said that this from their families they are told Inner
surrend er our A merle. liberties
n
a t I this brief three weeks tour.
first block of names represented that their children will be sent [he Op tile Idea
our demeans,
Mlle. Curie's own claim to fame
be made to Burk .fliciently pro ,
a "cross-section of the world of to a Nozi school to be 'educated.'
t these changed condi- rests mainly upon her glowingly
science, education, art, literature, Beyond that they learn nothing gre.ive l„. 10 met he
t ilz; beautiful biography of her famous
labor and the professions, who of them. Sometimes they find
of strange. Ill , sake
mind. lb. Do molter nlial intim mother—the world-renowned scien-
recognize that half of every dol- death for themselves and their our
r.r...ro area r in tit Int/ of Denizli. tist, which has gained acclaim as
lar spent in Germany, or on Ger- children preferable to life under
h". one of the most brilliant stories
n. 'eort
norld, ee hTld DIM/ a
man ships or for German goods a Fascist government."
utional ell 11 libert I., realising Met of genius ever written. "Madam
goes into the hands of the Nazi
Prof, Mead, discussing the ef- Wit
NI.
/litho. them democracy la deo/
Curie" was written little more
government to strengthen its I feet of the totalitarian state upon 141
rededicele ourselves In their
than a year ago, it is one of the
arms, its persecution and its hold I the cultural life of the people, pre.rvallon and .tension."
The Rev. Dr. L. M. Birkhead. most widely read non-fiction books
over the German people."
denounced the racial doctrines
to
appear in recent yearn. It has
"IIIIIres confession I h•I Germany of the Nazi Government. Ile de- of Kansas City, Mo.. chairman of
e
been published in 15 different
Friends of Democracy, wired:
boycott Is w orking," Dr.Mehlelrelln eon- , dared that an intensified unti-
countries
already, and has earned
"If democracy is to be saved
tinned. "The .nquest Vsecho- ,loviskla 1 Nozi boycott is the only answer
to the outrages and indignities the democracies must arm to the I "best-seller" rating.
lee
. than
ran
aaartIli attl hl. Aurt rlr or the
In her lecture "Science and The
which would be "an insult to th e teeth and be prepared to halt the
Snilenlenionvl.
•It we p
r p It up he can be forced hy dark ages."
military aggression of Hitler and Woman" Mlle. Curie will give in-
timate sketches of the struggle of
economic essure not only to
Mussolini.
The
bluff
of
the
dic-
Mr.
Emmet
said
that
arma-
hl
piens of conquest but hi. terrible f
the early days and the important
peraccittione as well. If w do not boy- inents alone are of no avail to tators must be called and there
cott Germany we automatically
cally become combat the Nazi methods of "un- must be an end to terrorizing researches in the world of science,
.cumplices In hart persecu-
by her mother.
tion and egere.lon. eh . avail Is II declared warfare in time of small nations. We must shout
to protest If at the some liter me sub. peace." Ile maintained that "the from the housetops that the dic-
Ochre the very things ur pr u t e • t
best and almost the only way to tator states are slave states and the earth. My heartiest greetings
against?•
Dr. Schieffelin announced also defend ourselves against their the dictatorship cure for human and commendation of your gal-
that the Volunteer Christian Com- barter, Bunds, export subsidies, ills is a quack cure. Our fellow lant progress toward that goal.
mittee to Boycott Nazi Germany propaganda, both here and in citizens in America must be in- Can we t e s t i f/ convincingly
would conduct a conference in South America, is through the formed that if they spread anti- enough, however, to the advan-
New York within the next few boycott. Our Christian Boycott Semitic propaganda, they are tages of our way of life when
months to bring about the organ- Pledge strikes at the Bund's line agents of Adolph Hitler. In a we in this land of plenty have so
ized cooperation of outstanding of communications abroad, and world in which all vital political misused our talents and our re-
bodies that have endorsed the boy- also refutes here in America the movements are anti-liberal and sources that we have millions of
lie that opposition to Hitler is anti-democratic, it is time for be- unemployed in hunger and in
.tteritak.
cott.
lievers in liberty and democracy need. May I suggest that we
"Why should the Jews have to nothing but a Jewish plot."
walk softly and humbly until we
bear the whole burden of the Boycott Council Discounts Nazi to bestir themselves."
JOHN ROBERT POWERS, the head of the world's
Dr. Harry Ward, national can so adjust our domestic af-
. Threat of Retaliation
Nazi boycott in what is really
The Joint Boycott Council took chairman of the American League fairs as to banish euch suffering
best known model agency, when booking his
Christianity's fight as much as
issue with the German American for Peace and Democracy, sent from within our midst."
theirs?" he asked.
famous models for fashions, advertisers and
Board of Trade which declared this telegram:
no Organization's Pledge
A telegram was received from
artists, says "The call is fur beauty, poise, Per-
that the imposition of counter-
"American League for Peace William Green, president of the
The pledge declares:
•vessmeds as the 6u1 perseen. vailing duties on imports of duti- and Democracy representing over American Federation of Labor,
sonal charm ... the Perfect combination".
lion of Jews and Christians v.-
able goods from Germany was a seven and one-half million Amer- as follows:
bides and threatens every principle
violation of a gentleman's agree- icans heartily greets this large
which a. America. and (lobate.
"I extend to those in attend-
we hold most dear, we feel we tn.(
ment with the Treasury Depart. rally for democracy. The increas- ance at your meeting the greet-
...est, not only by word but by
ment. The Council also discount- ing danger of Fascist aggression ings of the American Federation
deed.
ed the implied threat of retalia- places greater responsibility on of Labor and its full and com-
"We therefore pled.. .ruelire to
do nothing. either directly or In-
tory measures by the Nazi gov- all Americans to act together to plete endorsement of the aims
directly.
likh can old the Ger-
ernment "who will find other preserve the American heritage andpurposes of said meeting.
man Government . long
It
maintains three principle* which Ile
sources of supply for the raw of freedom and civil rights; in We are devoted to the principles
al the •cry heart of Nsal doctrin,
materials she has been getting this endeavor we pledge our con- of democracy and the preserve.
FID4, violation of relish/ea freedom;
from the United States."
wand, racial perse.t Ion ; I hird.
tinued energies and support."
tion of democratic procedure and
•glorification of oar and Ineulcation
Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, chair-
The Hollywood Committee of democratic control in govern-
1 of raee hatred Into the minds of
man,
also declared that the Fifty Six wired:
little children.
mental affairs. We regard the
"As long as HIMe doctrines we-
Council was preparing a memo-
"The Hollywood Committee of establishment of the totalitarian
nn we pledge ourseb. not to
raddum to be presented shortly Fifty Six including Jack Warner, state as destructive of liberty,
Intel on German 111.11., knowing',
to the Treasury-Department show- Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell, freedom and democracy. We
boy German goods or eet foot on
the lerritorr of the Third Reich.
ing the extent of Nazi discrim- James Cagney, Walter Wenger, urge that the moral forces of the
"We Pledge 1111. not In hatred of
ination against American goods. Myrna Loy, sends greetings to world be organized against all
the German people. but bre...,
&Ore we are not allowed to corn.
Also that the Council would press Rally for Democracy. At this dictatorial forms of government
runalcate with them by word, we
for legislation amending the crucial time with Czechoslovakia and for the preservation of de-
fa. ewe wan their eyes by let lint
Tariff Act so that countervailing victim of aggression caused be mocracy throughout the entire
oar mew. week foe in. •
. The Volunteer Christian Com- duties could also be placed on brutal appeasement of Munich. world."
mittee comprises the following, non-dutiable goods.
such demonstrations are great A Party for Dorothy Thompson
in addition to Dr. Schieffelin: Help Establish American Indus- encouragement to forces for real
Fifty men and women joined
Henry Noble MacCracken, Oliver
tries to Substitute for Ccocho-
peace throughout the world. Our in honoring Miss Thompson after
•La Forge, George Gordon Battle,
slovakien Merchandise
Detroit Committee of Fifty Six the rally at a party at Hotel
Mary E. Woolley, Bishop G. Ash-
The Joint Boycott Council of brings our message to your com- Stotler.
ton Oldham, Paul H. Douglas, the American Jewish Congress munity. We urge cooperation in
The social gathering was spon-
Frank P. Graha m, Josephine 1, and the Jewish Labor Commit. this nation-wide campaign to stop sored by the Professional League
Schein, Frank P. Walsh, Ralph tee decided to extend the boycott Hitler and aggression."
for Peace and Democrace, and
Barton Perry, Reinhold Niebuhr, to those territories which have Messages from Mooney, Landon among the guests
were prominent
Nelson P. Mead, Guy Emory Ship- come under Nazi control as a re-
Tom Mooney sent this message local leaders.
ler, the Rev. Arthur Judson sult of the complete dismember. by wire:
Miss
Thompson
presided over
Brown, Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, ment of Czechoslovakia. Accord.
"Warmest greetings to your the group for more than two
Chauncey Stillman, Christopher ing to the Council, merchandise great demonstration in behalf of hours of questioning.
T. Emmet, Jr., and Dr. Haven already paid for or goods al- democracy and human freedom.
A distinguished guest at this
ready in transit, are to be ex- Today when the Fascists are ad-
Emerson.
gathering was Dr. L ad w i g
Mead empted from the ban.
Carolina O'Day, Prof
vancing throughout the world Lewisohn, who spoke earlier in
Dr. Tenenbaum declared that
and Christopher Emmett Dis-
European democracies are the evening at the Bnai David .
the efforts of the Council had and
cuss Siz-Years of Nazi Rule
giving' way to Fascist violence, to • gathering of more than
A call to American women to been helpful in having Czecho- the need is apparent for all dem-
1,000.
' ! `1
.
• unite in resisting the growth of slovakia substituted as the source ocratic and liberty loving people
Dr. Lewisohn asp
d sat-
Fascism in the United States. and of supply for a number of items throughout the world to unite isfaction over the reception
formerly
imported
from
Ger-
a call for an intensification of the
to stop the Fascist Unless we do that is being given throughout
anti-Nazi Boycott as the only many and that the decline in ins- this, we too face dark days of the country to Ms new novel,
means of bringing Hitler to his nortations of consumers goods reaction in America. Labor and "For Ever Wilt Thou Love."
menses was sounded March 16 by from Germany due to the boycott all liberal and progressive forces Upon his return to New York
THEY SATISFY
Congresswoman Caroline O'Day, resulted in substantial gains for unite to save democracy."
after kis present lecture tour
Prof. Nelson P. Mead, president Czechoslovakian trade. Ile point-
Former Governor Alf M. Lan- he will start work on the three
of the College of the City of New ed out that in 1938 imports of don of Kansas sent this telegram: other novels he plans to com-
York, and Christopher T. Emmett, leather gloves from Germany into
"In this world of wars and plete soon.
Jr., secretary of the Volunteer the United States were valued rumors of wars, of invasion and
The latest Lewisohn book
Christian Committee to Boycott at 544,377 as compared with ■agression, liberty and freedom. ing with Jewish problems, deal-
due
Nati Germany, who participated $474,169 for the previous year. wherever achieved. in order to be soon from the press of Liveright
the some period the im-
in • symposium on "Six Years of During
HAPPY COMBINATION
ports of this item from Czecho- maintained must be guarded and Publishers, is "The Answer." Dr.
Nazi Rule."
slovakia were valued at 11,208,- defended by eternal vigilance, Lewisohn stated that he will com-
The program was sponsored by 404. Imports of cotton gloves through courageous and enthu- plete this book as soon as he
the Joint Boycott Council of the from Germany last year totaled siastic efforts such as your rally has material available that will
American Jewish Congres and the
625 as compared with $1,880, for democracy. They may be ex- be based on the British decisions
Copyright 1919, bc.carr a Arras Toswoo Co.
Jewish Labor Committee, National 61
tended to the darkest corners of on Palestine.
12 from Czechoslovakia.
Coordinating Agency for Boycott 6 '

vending state labor bill as malici-
ous. Referring to the Coughlin
broadcasts he said: "The gentle-
man who purrs to us each Sun-
day afternoon • protects himself
with a clerical garb."
Brief but effective addresses
were delivered by Rev. Horace
A. White. pastor of the Plymouth
Congregational Church, who rep-
resented the Negro organizations
of the city; Adolph Germer, re-
gional director of the C.I.O. of
Michigan; William Ramsey. Jr.,
of Wixom, Mich., member of the
state organizing committee of the
Farmers' Educational and Co-
operative Union of America.
Dr. Kirk B. O'Ferral, dean of
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral,
'gave the invocation. Bishop Ed-
'gar T. Blake of the Methodist
(Church gave the benediction. The
messages of greetings were read
by Rev. John II. Bollens, chair-
man of the Civil Rights Federa-
tion.

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