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PIEVETRINKAMSTI ROlila6
June 16, 1939
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
SUMMER SPECIAL
PERSIAN LAMB COATS,
Made to Order
$345"
Affianced
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Grand Riser Opposite Iledmode
Teirpiwne Cherry
CAMP MEHIA
ON WAMPLER'S LAKE IN THE IRISH HILLS
Highest Altitude in Southern Michigan
For Boys — ALWAYS — For Girls
Open for Inspection
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT THIS
20TH CENTURY CAMP AND COMPARE ITS
SALIENT FEATURES WITH ANY OTHER CAMP.
MR. and MRS.
S. BERCOVICH
Directors
BEN
CHINITZ
Head Counsellor
In addition to the usual camp activities, each child is encour-
aged to develop hie or her own hobby . . popular features
are our long canoe trips and exploration hikes . , , the value
of American citizenship is al
d.
Kosher Kitchen • Friday Night Services • Excellent Food
MEHIA NURSERY
AGES 2 1/2 TO 6
Under Supervision of
JUDITH TEMKIN GARBER, M. D.
and a Staff of Experienced Nursery Teachers
A Modern Building, Electrically Heated
CAMP DOCTOR & NURSES ON THE PREMISES
Literature on Request
PLEASE WRITE TO CAMP MEHIA'
1725 Burlingame, or Call Townsend 8-8687
HOW TO REACH CAMP MEHIA: U.S. 112 to Ypsilanti to
camp site. Turn right 500 feet after entrance to State Park.
DINE OUT ... With the Family
and if you have a hungering for that something to "touch
the spot" you'll find it at Adler's.
Drop in for Lunch, Dinner or After the Theater or Party
Featuring VIENNA DELICATESSEN, STEAKS and CHOPS
Cocktail Bar in Connection
WE DELIVER
tessen
A.DLER'S Delica
Resta urant
16361 LIVERNOIS
UN. 2.9784
New President of Women's Congress
Prenzlauer Group Division All-Day
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Session Tuesday
Aid installed Mrs. Joseph H.
Siegal as president. at the an-
On Tuesday, June 20, the
nual installation and paid-up
membership luncheon held last Women's Division of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress will hold an
all-day session at the home of
Mrs. William Roth, 19649 Can-
terbury Drive, at which time all
Alt. and Mrs. Sol A. Wolff
activities of the year will be re-
Dr. Jacques Beer of Paris,
rs M not sensible Lind of • "nation
if Lawrence Ave. are spending France, and Bendzin, Poland, is
viewed and {thins will be adopted
. and the most fun, fool FlealibbuIldIeg
the week-end in Chicago as the visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.
for the coming months.
benefits of the worlddernous MINERAL
guests of their son-in-law and and Sirs. Joseph Spiegelman, of
Airs. Nathan Spevakow, presi-
OATHS.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph 2933 W. Grand Ave.
dent, who will preside, announces
Moses.
Enjoy an these features
an invihng dy.
the following agenda for the day:
top solarium, fire "to of beautiful part,
10 a. in., reading of minutes;
Miss Miriam Edwards will pre-
dancer, coned., "Iriaintnent, golf
10:30 a. nn., recommendations;
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert will leave sent Barbara Traub, 9 years old,
and fine fishing nearby; Detroit only
June 27 for Charlevoix. Mich., and Bernice Raphael, 11 years
a. nn. officers reports; 12 to
"Ind.. away. Careful adherence to
to open her summer home.
1, complimentary luncheonette;
old, in a piano recital on Sunday,
DIelary Larn. Moderate Rd.
1 p. nn., committee reports; 2:15
June 18, at 3 p. in., at the Ru-
p. ns, future activities; 3 p. Ins
Miss Betty Levy returned June benstein Piano Studios, 2329 W.
adoption of constitution.
II from Vassar College, Pough- Grand Blvd., near Linwood. The
Airs. Daniel Siegel was ap-
keepsie, N. Y.
- Photo by Baehr. 0
program will consist of piano
pointed chairman of arrange-
solos and duets. Both children
ELAINE DORIS DAVIDSON
ments, and Mrs. Samuel Green
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Markle had their entire music training
AND MINERAL BATHS
and Mrs. E. J. Sachse will be in
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Davidson left June 13 to spend several with Miss Edwards since they
MOUNT MIMS, MICHIGAN
charge of hostesses and refreshr-
of Boston Blvd. announce the days in New York City where were 6 and 8 years of age.
O
alsogratel
ments.
engagement of their daughter 'they will visit the Fair.
Mu Ilk,. ssI Allnl Rolm.
:Members
and
prospective
mem-
Elaine Doris, to Dr. Milton L.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Siegel
bers of the Congress are urged
Sorock, son of Dr. Emil Sorok.
Mrs. Maurice Klein entertained and family, formerly of Elmhurst
to make plans to arrange to MI■111111=111111■111■•••••••
MRS. JOSEPH H. SIEGAL
Miss Davidson was graduated at a luncheon at her home on Ave., are now residing at 2677
spend
the day with the Women's
Leslie Ave.
from Highland Manor, Tarryton, Chicago Blvd. on June 16.
Tuesday at the Wilshire Hotel. Division on June 20. For bus
N. Y. Dr. Sorock is a graduate
Other
officers
installed
are:
vice-
service,
the women are advised to
of the University of Michigan
Mrs. K. Liebschutz of 2751
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W.
the Livernois through bus
and Detroit College of Medicine. Schlesinger of Boston Blvd. are Rochester Ave. will be one of the presidents, Mesdames Rose Rose, take
t
Esther Koffman, Rose Brooks; o St. Martin and then walk one
in Charlevoix, Mich., where they delegates of the Detroit Junior financial secretary, Ilarriet Col- block east.
Chapter to the 14th annual con- ver; corresponding secretary,
will spend the summer.
vention of the Mizrachi Women's Lillian S. Solomon; treasurer,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine- Organization of America, on Jennie Yudkoff; chaplain, Annie
man left June 15 to spend three June 19, 20 and 21, at Atlantic Williams; ease worker, Rose
weeks at their cabin in Gaylord, City, N. J. The Mizrachi Women's Goldberg; publicity, Eva Ellen-
Organization, which is affiliated stein; memorial fund, Dora Blat-
Mich.
with the orthodox wing of the nikoff; committee for Mt. Sinai
Rabbi Leon Fram was in Wash- Zionist movement, maintains hos- Hospital Fund, Mesdames A. Wil-
LAKE
With the opening of two new ington, D. C., this week, attend- tels and training schools for liams and S. Osnos.
departments, Resale Shop at 89 ing the jubilee convention of the efugee and native girls in P al-
Mrs. Meyer Finkel was chair-
Mack Ave. is ready for the sum- Central Conference of American le stine.
man and installing officer. The
Zeta Alpha Rho Fraternity
mer season. The new depart- Rabbis and the meeting of the
guest speaker was Mrs. J. IL will celebrate its 10th anniver- .. TWO MEAL AMERIOAN PLAN
ments will feature costume jewel- Commission on Jewish Education.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishm an Ehrlich. Miss Becker sang. Re- sary on June 17, with a banquet Weekly rates from $26.25
ry and antiques. Contributions
f 3411 Sherbourne Rd. inv it° Ports were given by the retiring at the Fort Shelby Hotel.
PM, ate beach - golf • riding - tenni,
to stock them are needed im-
relatives and friends to president, Paula Goldsmith, and
The fraternity was organized
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson t heir
mediately.
Modern Hotel Aeretornodatione
heir daughter, Dorothy's, Ma no the secretary and treasurer.
in 1929 at the Detroit Institute
I and Gotham.
The department of antiques are motoring through northern gi . aduation recital, Thursd
For Detailed Information Wr,
ay, A donation was made by Sirs. of Technology as the first all-
Michigan
and
will
spend
several
j
will present glassware, silver,
for Ilooklet " A"
one 22, at 8 o'clock, at the If. Tolberg in memory of her Je w i s h accounting fraternity
pictures, art objects and lamps. days at Alpena.
ecital Hall, 8301 Livern ois father and mother.
Any such items which have out-
A ye., sponsored by Mrs. Eva L il- A meeting will be held Tues. chartered in the state. From
seven charter members, it has
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Berger I; an Cox. She will be assisted
lived their usefulness in one
by day, June 20, at Mrs. Rose Rose's grown to the present member-
home may be just right for an- and daughters, Marjane and e ther students.
home, 2082 Clairmount, at 1:30 ship of 35. Its membership in-
other. Jewelry will include such Anne, of West Boston Blvd.,
o'clock.
cludes a number of Certified
items as rings, bracelets, neck- and Alison Stark of Longfellow
Mr. and Mrs. harry Kraft of
Public Accountants. The aims of
laces, clips, pins, ornamental but- Ave. returned from New Yorld s 816 Sturtevant Ave. announce
the fraternity are to foster the "where vacation dreams come true"
and
Washington
where
they
at-;
th
tons and trimmings.
e
graduation
of
their
son,
Eu-
ideals
of Judaism and to pro-
SOUTH HAVEN'S
A pick-up service is avavilable tended the graduation of Mar-1 14. ene, from the College of En-
mote the profession of account-
for all merchandise and a call jane from the Marjorie Webster! gi neering at the University of
FINEST RESORT
ing.
to Co. 0450 will bring the truck School. I St ichigan. Eugene is receiving
During the year, a great loss Play and relax amid beautiful
for bundles of any size.
was suffered through the death surroundings and refined, friendly
Mrs. Robert J. Newman left 'the degree of Bachelor of Me-
Maintained by the Detroit Sec-
Dr. Leo M. Franklin's five of Morris Cohen, in whose mem- people .. sleep under blankets ..
tion, National Council of Jewish June 13 for New York where chanical Engineering.
radio
addresses
delivered
as
part
ory
trees were planted in Pales- breathe cool, tonic country air..
Women, proceeds from the shop she will be joined by her par-
Stanley J. Ellias, son of Mr. of the year's "Message of Israel" tine.
enjoy exhilarating lake breezes ..
are used for the Council Scholar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rosen-
program,
have
Officers
elected for the coming swimming, tennis, golf, riding,
and
Mrs.
Meyer
Ellias
of
3758
been
published
in
ship Fund which provides vase- thal, for a visit to the Fair.
year
are:
H.
Lezell,
chancellor;
a
single
brochure
under
the
title
Clairmount
Ave.,
will
graduate
dancing. Solariums. ad .
' tions for underprivileged girls at
Miss Margot Franklin will from Central High School on "The Road to Understanding Be- A. Greer, vice chancellor; A.
dren's playgrounds. , Rooms
Council Camp and also helps
Lubin,
quaester;
B.
Lipson,
tween
Christian
and
Jew."
Wednesday
afternoon,
June
21.
with bath. Famous Jewish.
!young women to complete voca- leave Saturday, June 17, for
The five individual titles of scribe; M. Bloomberg, warden;
A reception will be held in the
Buffalo, N. Y., for a week.
American food.
j tional courses.
evening from 7 to 10 p. m. No the five addresses were: "The L. Schwartz, director.
, Mrs. Jack Rothberg is chair-
Write for folder.
The
retiring
chancellor,
S.
W.
Jew
and
American
Ideals,"
"Pass-
Henry
Ehrlich,
son
of
Mr.
and
cards.
ran of the shop this year and
over and Easter—Do They Voice Pearlman, will be presented with'
is assisted by Mrs. James Stein, Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich, will leave
a
Common
Message?",
"If
the
traditional
fraternity
key.
I
Were
Mks Isabella Werbe of the
treasurer, and Mrs. David Ferrer, this week for Hollywood, Calif,
secretary. During the summer where he will spend two months. Detroit Conservatory of Music a Christian in Days Like These,"
will give two musicales, one on "A German Poet Speaks for Tol- Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622.
months the shop will be open
— SOUTH NAVIN MICHIGAN -•••
Mrs. Sophia Weil of Longfel- June 18 at the Women's City erance." "Can Civilization Be
larondays through Thursdays from
Flowers for all occ•sions-
low Ave. returned from a two Club and the other at the school's Saved?"
10 until 4 o'clock
weeks' stay in New York City. auditorium on June 22.
s
Detroit Ladies Lechern Ani-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harman of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Weksle r,
yin Picnic This Sunday
17550 Santa Rosa Ave. will be fo rmerly of Detroit and for t he
at home Monday evening, June past two and a half years real-
Detroit
Ladies Lechern Aniyim
19, in honor of the graduation !dents of Los Angeles, Calif., en-
of their daughter, Virginia, from tertained 75 guests at a buffet Society will have a picnic at
On Lake Michigan in the Heart of Vacation Land
Palmer
Park,
near the children's
The Junior Home Helier sum- 'Michigan State Normal College. dinner and reception at their swimming pool, Sunday, June 18.
mer formal is to be held at the
home, in honor of the Bar alitz-
June
18
being
Father's
Day,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris II. Blum- vah of their son, Sidney James,
Bonnie Brook Country Club, on
S unday, June la, from 9:30 berg and daughter, Eileen Rash- on Sunday, June 4. Several stars this will be a special Father's
Day picnic.
p. m. to 1 a. m. Music will be elle, of Calvert Ave. and Mr. of screen and stage were present
RIDING
On July 9 the society will
furnished by Ray Gorrell and and Mrs. Sam A. Cohen of Pon- to provide entertainment for the sponsor an all-day excursion to
HIKING
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tiac returned to their homes from guests. Master Sidney James is Put-in-Bay.
his orchestra.
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The proceeds will enable the a two weeks' motor trip in the an honor student in public and
BOATING
FISHING
juniors to send crippeld children east. In Carmel, N. Y., they at- Hebrew schools. Mrs. Max Wek-
•
tended the graduation of Miss sler is a former president pi the
to camp for the summer.
•
DANCING
Tickets for the affair have Eileen Rashelle Blumberg from Detroit Jewish National Fund
A Glorion. Vacation AnnIte You At
THEATERS
been distributed among members Drew Seminary and in New Auxiliary as well as the United
•
of Junior Home Relief. Additional York City they visited the Hebrew School Auxiliary.
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Mineral Baths
tickets may be had by calling World's Fair and were guests at
Sandy Beaches
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
Clara Morris, Tyler 4-8492.
On Sunday, June 11, Mr. and
"Finest Resort in South Haven"
Splendid saran." accommodation. at the tenoning ro.ortn.
Mrs. David Goldberg of Cortland
ATLANTIC
GLASSMAN'
Mrs. Saul E. Barnett of Chi- Ave. celebrated their silver wed- Dancing in our own pavilion ...
LAKIICITEIT
SLEEPY 1101.1411V
ARDNIORE
Officers Installed by Bnai cago
GRAND I'M It
LEVIN'S
'
Blvd. was hostess at a fam- ding anniversary at a dinner for Tennis . . . Ping Pang . . .
BARON'S
MICHIGAN
BASSIN'S
David Sisterhood
ALL
SPORTS
.
.
.
BABOKS4
TIIE SERF
Children'.
ily luncheon and shower at Devon 40 guests. The out-of-town guests
BRACH
EDGEWATER
rum
HIGHLAND
WITTENBERG'S
Gables, complimenting Marjorie were Mrs. Leslie Boslov and her Counselors and playgrounds . . .
OAKLAND
BEACH
JACOBSON'S
TASIIICNOIrSKUS
On June 12, at 8:30 p. m., the Hirschman and Eleanor Schwarz. father, Harris Isaacs, of Roches- F21110111 for our delicious meal,.
THE DMITRI'
JANIS
HVISTAURANT ZIPPERSTEINN
CIDELMAN'S
MARREN'S
[Mai David Sisterhood's new of-
St TBIN'S
EU
ter, N. Y., who are cousins of The Ideal Spot for Play and Rest
ZIATKIN'S
II
!THIN
RAS.
DISTANCE.
RV
PA11:
ficers were installed by Mrs.
11 HIGHWAT, Into, TRAIN Olt
Mrs. Sidney Rosen and son, Mrs. D. Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs.
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STEAMSHIP ROOSEVELT FROM CHI 'AGO
Joshua S. Sperka. Mrs. Joseph Mickey, left for The Ileights, Goldberg will leave for a month's
Write for Attractive New Preview Folder T
Jacobs, retiring president, was Houghton Lake, Mich., to spend t our through the east the end of
ZLATKIN'S RESORT
!moth Horn, Mirk
chairman of the evening. The in- the summer with her mother, t his month
Phone 866
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, South Haven, Michigan
stallation was opened by the Mrs. Ilattye Fisher.
singing of Star Spangled Banner
In honor of the Rosenbaum-
and Ilatikvah, led by Cantor A.
Cadet Milton Fishman of the Redstone wedding, to be an event
Singer. The new executive staff St. John's Military Academy, of June 24, Mrs. Jack Glazer of
for the ensuing year follows:
Delafield, Wis., is home to spend 3685 Outer Drive entertained at
Mrs. Roy Chatlin, president; his summer vacation with his her home for Miss Ruth Rosen-
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, vice presi- parents, Mr. and airs. Nathan baum on June 7. Among those
dent; Mrs. Leonard Canner, re- Fishman of 3411 Sherbourne Rd. baum on June 7. 31r. and Mrs.
cording secretary; Mrs. Al West,
Herman Jacobs of Covington
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Miss Bernice Kleiman, daugh- Drive entertained at a buffet
Bernard Dosie, financial secre- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya supper on June 2 for the couple.
tary; Mrs. Morton Espar, treas- Kleiman, has completed her A luncheon was also given.
urer; Mrs. Charles Jones, ser- junior year in the University of
geant-at-arms; Mrs. Charles Ja- Michigan Medical School and has
Monday night, June 19, the
cobson, chaplain; board of direc- left for Boston to study during Monday Night Club will hold its
tors, Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, chair- the summer under the eminent monthly social, at Mrs. Gal-
EXTENDED
man, Mesd'ames Ben Wachnansy, neurologist, Dr. Abraham Myer- lant's home, 2075 W. Philadel-
Herman Fenster, L. J. Bassin, son, at the Boston State Hospital. phia. MI friends are invited.
PAYMENTS
Mrs. Samuel Kane; committee
chairmen, Mrs. Edward I. Rat-
AVAILABLE
Mrs. Samuel Schaflander left
The Business and Professional
ner, publicity; Mrs. Sol Zeme, for New York to confer with Women's Group of Bnai Brith
sunshine; Mrs. David Leach, the national boycott organiza- will hold its final meeting for
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ticket; Mrs. Ben Clark and Mrs. tions on plans to intensify boy- the season Thursday, June 22,
Saul Faudem, social; Mrs. Roy cott activities in this region for at 8 p. m., at Bnai Moshe Syna-
Chatlin and Mrs. Louis Sackinof, next season.
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence. The
representatives to Jewish Con-
public is invited.
gress.
Eliot A. Magidsohn, son of
Mrs. Morton Espar, past vice Mr. and Mrs. Joe Magidsohn of
In honor of the engagement
president, presented the retiring 3284 Webb Ave. will receive his of Miss Clare Mendlovito to Sid-
officers with gifts as a token of degree from the dental school ney Winkler, son of Mr. and
appreciation for their services. of the University of Michigan on Mrs. I. Winkler of Eastlawn
Mrs. L. Pollack rendered vocal Saturday, June 17.
Ave., and her graduation from
selections, accompanied by Mrs.
the College of Education of
Leonard Canner at the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris of Wayne University on June 16,
Vocal selections and recitations Burlingame Ave. have as their Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mendlovits
were given by Miss Florence guest the latter's mother, Mrs. will
hosts at a reception at
Weintraub. Rabbi Joshua S. Nate Rosenbaum of Youngs- 2984 be
Fullerton Ave. on Sunday.
Sperka gave the closing address. town, 0.
June 18, from 2 to 6 p. m. No
Refreshments were served.
cards.
(IN MAHOGANY-VENEER CASE)
Mrs. Max Spoon entertained
AT THE POWATAN
a group of friends at a beauti-
fiss Mary Fish, daughter of
What a delight to have a piano equipped with Practiano in a home
fully appointed luncheon in her Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M. Fish of
Walter Donahue carries on in home, 3331 Webb Ave., on We stwood Ave., received her
where children are taking lessons—no one in the house need be
the Donahue tradition at Sam June 6.
Bac helor of Science degree in
disturbed, for you simply press down the Practiano, and tone volume
Sofferin's Powatan Club. In the
edu cation at Wayne University's
is cut down by about one-half! Other important features include full
years following his dancing de-
Judge and Mrs. Maurice Drei- coo mencement exercises held at
88-note scale; sounding board of seasoned, select Spruce; ettra-heavy,
hut, Walter has steadily climbed fuss of Huntington Woods an- 01) - mpia
Friday morning. A re-
to fame on his own merit. lie has nounce the graduation of their rep tion was held in the home of
full-post back; unusually long string length; responsive action with
played featured parts in many
Bertha F.. from the her
damp-proof centers; moth-proofed, reinforced hammers; laminated
Shubert operettas in New York, Royal Oak High School. and Fish parents Friday evening. Miss
rock maple pin blocks. Specially priced at Hudson's—nowt
received an honorary award
I.ondon. and on the road.
Richard A. from the University in political science and was
In the current revue are also of Michigan.
Music Store—Thirteenth Floor—Woodward Avenue Building at Grand River
epee ted to membership in Pi Sig-
Mildred Fenton, lyrical swing-
ma Alpha, national honorary no-
stress, who features modern in-
Complimenting the forthcom- Stir el science fraternity.
terpretations of rhythm ballads, ing marriage of Miss Helen Lev-
vol the tap-happy dancing Sin- enberes to Harry Kleiman, Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam LeBow of
Pries FMAJtet t• 3% Hal. T.
ters,
Carole and Sherod. They and Mrs. Schmarya Kleiman en-
are all making their first Detroit tertained the immediate families 4089 Tyler Ave. will be et home
from
appearances, and they give a big St • dinner Sunday evening. Tune 2 to 5 p. m. on Sunday,
25, in honor of the sTadua-
hand to the music of Sammy Di- lone 11. The dinner was followed
The Shulchan Aruch (16th ten- der to avoid being killed. But he not recognize that he is a Je-v "
tin, of their daughter. Frsnees fury
bert and, his orchestra, as do the v • musical program given by Gold
code book of Jewish law) is allowed to put on different Likewise, to dress like a Gentile
berg.
from Central High states that "a Jew is forbidden clothes during a
dancing patrons.
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar.
period of verse- in order to avoid paying special
Seh mots No cards.
to say that he is a
Gentile in or- cution in order that they should taxes and the like was forbidden.
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Council Resale
Shop Opens Two
New Departments
Zeta Alpha Rho
Fraternity Has
loth Anniversary
approved by the
UNION OF
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CONGREGATIONS
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Austrian Leaflet
Ridicules U. S.
A pamphlet widely circulated
in Vienna contains a severe at-
tack on this country and by in-
nuendo ridicules American trade,
incites against purchase of Amer-
ican citrus fruit and sneers at
Americans as "banana-eaters."
This pamphlet was smuggled
out of Austria by way of Switz-
erland. A copy of it was brought
to the office of The Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle and photostats have
been sent to Washington.
CHICAGO (SVNS) — Assert-
ing that when the Rev. Charles
I E. Coughlin "speaks on public
questions he is Charles Coughlin
and nothing else," John A. Lapp,
a former member and chairman
of the National Bituminous Coal
Labor Board and an arbitrator in
labor disputes, said that the
radio prest is not entitled to
speak as a priest, representing
the Catholic Church, either di-
rectly or by implication, or to
receive any immunities as a
clergyman.
Speaking over Station WHIP,
the same station which had earl-
ier served as the Chicago outlet
(or Father Coughlin's Sunday
broadcast, Mr. Lapp said, "a
man who uses in America as
his own an anti-Semitic speech of
Herr Goebbels deserves the loss
of the moral respect of all right-
minded citizens."
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WISCONSIN
Fi de lm a n
Dr. Franklin's
Radio Addresses
fidelnran:r`Resort
Jr. Home Relief
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