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STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE/
ner recently received a phone
call asking for information about
Dr. Albert Einstein's credit rat-
ing . . . Flexner was told that
Professor Einstein had bought an
elevator, and that the firm mak-
ing the sale wanted to check up
on the scientist's reliability, re-
sponsibility, etc., etc. . . . Later
Dr. Flexner asked Prof. Einstein
how come he had bought an ele-
vator , .. Whereupon the father
of the relativity theory replied:
"I couldn't say no . . . The tales-
man was too eloquent."
I will include two other figures by country, so that he will not be
Ziffer, one • loan item from Dr. able to attend the World Zionist
Einstein's private collection . . Congrem . . . Louis Lipsky, now
Ingrid Warburg, niece of the recuperating from his recent ill-
late Felix M. Warburg, has been ness, may go to a European
a frequent visitor at the Pales- health resort near Geneva, no
tine Pavilion . . . She left for as to be on call if needed.
Europe the other day to look
Mrs. John Gunther, wife of the
over the refugee situation.
super-correspondent, is very much
ABOUT PEOPLE interested in
in
and deeply
Dr. Stephen S. Wise's doctor impressed by the Revisionist pol-
has ordered him to stay in this icy.
"Exclusive
PER WE EK
RATES
'the late Boris Thomashefsky,
INCLUDING
who recently passed away, died
BEGINNING
MEALS
a poor man, although he had
made millions in his lifetime
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At the height of his career Sec-
ond Ave. insisted that it was
quite common for him to lose
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10,000 smackers at the card table
in a single night . . . Ile it was
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CHARLEVOIX-the-Beautiful, MICHIGAN
who introduced Shakespeare to
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the Yiddish audiences of New
York's East Side . . . The pos-
ters announcing one of his pres-
entations read: " 'The Merchant
of Venice,' by William Shakes-
peare, with revisions and im-
provements by Boris Thomashef-
sky." . . . One evening, the story
•
goes, Thornashefsky sat down to
"The spirit of national redemp- property, in a call issued in con-
Babylon, which is resounding to a poker game with members of
ANNOUNCING---
tion hovers over the House of nection with the 1870th observ-
this day: "If I forget thee, 0, his company, and before the
Israel in the night preceding and ance of Tisha b'Ab next Tuesday,
Jerusalem, may my right hand night was over had lost his thea-
CHANGE
ter building to the prompter,
in the day of Tisha b'Ab as wor- July 25. Councils and commit- wither."
FAIR FACTS
shippers gather, in accord with tees in more than one thousand
The Inn has always operated on the American Pla.,
Hundreds of thousands of Jews
i the hallowed synagogue tradition, communities will be at hand to
There's a bartender in the
but now, to those who prefer it, accommodations are
in the United States and in other
for the recital of Jeremiah's gather contributions to the Pal-
Czechoslovakian Pavilion at the
offered on the European Plan at extremely low prices.
parts of the world repeated the
Lamentations. The necessity to estine Land Fund as the destruc-
New York World's Fair who is
vow shortly before the publica-
hasten the redemption of the tion of the Temple and the in-
a greatgrandson of Felix Men-
tion of the British White Paper
WRITE - - L WIRE L -
PHONE
soil of Eretz Israel pervades the vasion of Jerusalem by the Ro-
in May of this year, as an ex- delssohn-Bartholde • • • Moshe
soul of the Jew • . ." declared man Legions is commemorated.
Ziffer, whose heroic figure of the
pression of their will to oppose
the Jewish National Fund, the
Palestine
Chalutz
dominates
the
,
The above reproduction of the new British policy by further
CHARLEVOIX,
Jewish people's instrumentality the Jewish National Fund's Tisha
Hall of Transformation in the
constructive work and achieve-
for the acquisition of Palestine's b'Ab poster visualizes the his-
Palestine Pavilion at the Fair,
MICH.
ment in the upbuilding of the
soil as national and inalienable toric vow taken by the Rivers of
is a protege of Dr. Albert Ein-
Jewish National Home.
•
W.
E.
stein . . . The Pavilion'. art ex-
hibit which will open shortly,
-
mediately or secure the required
data from the national Jewish
organizations with whom we have
co-operative relationships.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
Psychologically, the existence
of the discrimination committee
has definite value for its effect
on both the discriminators and
those who have experienced dis-
crimination. Time and again
there is built up in the former,
tore directly refuting falsehood with the problem. Both individ- through our contact with them,
which our enemies have spread uals and organizations were a feeling of respect for the Jew-
about us. Withal, however, we handling specific complaints of ish group, which is organized to
feel that we have not begun to discrimination but there was lit- deal with a problem involving
Sams aad I. safe through Life Assurance
do an adequate job in pamphle- tle co-ordination of efforts. In the rights of democracy itself.
teering, having been seriously many instances, the aggrieved For under a democratic form of
handicapped by a small budget person visited as many as eight government all should have free-
and inadequate funds. Since ad- or ten people, with the plea that dom of opportunity, including
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
ditional funds have been made each should attempt to rectify the employment opportunity. Where
available to us for the coming same unfair employment situa- a prejudiced employer, on the
year, we now are looking forward tion. These diffused efforts some- other hand, resents organization
to a considerable expansion of times confused the issue further by Jews to secure this freedom
our activities in this part of the and rendered it difficult to ap- of opportunity, he at the very
work.
proach the employer with the least is reluctant to being stig-
In many cases, we have sup- pressure of concerted public opin- matized as unfair by a respon-
plied speakers to non-Jewish or- ion.
sible community group such as
ganizations, particularly church
However, after the committee the Council.
I groups. The experiences of these was constituted and the availa-
The psychological benefits to
speakers indicate that here too in bility of its service became known the one who has experienced dis-
a fertile and productive field of to the community, all local treat- crimination derive from the abil-
endeavor for the Jewish Com- ment of cases of discrimination, ity of the individual to find an
munity Council. The non-Jew is to a large extent, became central- emotional release in relating his
woefully ignorant of the true ized. To this fact we ascribe story to the discrimination com-
facts about Jews. Although little whatever success we have attain- rnittee. There is a feeling of /re-
can be done to convince a per- ed in tackling a problem so vast lief experienced by him when he
son who wants to remain pre- and fraught with so many rami- knows that someone is willing to
judiced, much can be done to fied social and economic implica- hear his recital of details and
remove misconceptions from the tions.
take up the cudgels for him. This
minds
those who are willing
Because of limitations of per- is very apparent in many situa-
to listen to reason. We consider sonnel, thus far we have con- tions where the individual will
this so important that we plan fined our activity to the receipt come and tell his story, even
to carry on our speakers' bureau and investigation of complaints though he knows there is no hope
on a much broader scale during of discrimination against Jews, of getting his job back in a par-
the coming year.
and, insofar as possible, to the ticular concern from which he
Arbitration Court
correction of unfair employment has been dismissed.
Furthermore, the discrimina-
One of the early activities situations. The average person
which our Council projected was probably would be inclined to tion work breeds self-respect in
• You'll thrill over its superb sandy beach.
the establishment of an Arbitra- measure the success of the dis- the Jewish community, counter-
tion and Conciliation Court. This crimination committee by the acting the feeling of inferiority
One
thousand comfortable, outside rooms at
Court has proved very popular number of cases in which peo- occasioned by unpleasant job ex-
ROTEL BREAKERS. Moderate rates.
periences.
and since its inception has handl- ple who have suffered discrimi-
The concrete results which we
ed a large number of cases. Such nation either obtain the jobs they
All Sports, including Tennis, Boating,
popularity derives not alone from seek or are reinstated on the old attain naturally vary. As men-
tioned
previously, in some in-
Fishing, Golf. Many new attractions.
the fact that disputants are de- jobs from which prejudice has
sirous of avoiding the costs and debarred them. And while, of stances, after checking a com-
plaint
of
discrimination,
we
dis-
Indloss run for the entire family for a
delays attendant upon litigation course, we do correct and im-
i n the regular courts, but also prove situations brought to our cover that it has no justification
day, a week-end or entire vacation. 'Ideal'
bereuse this type of tribunal fol- attention, it must be emphasized in fact, being based only on ru-
Conventions and Organization Outings.
lows an accustomed pattern in that the work of our commit- mor. In such circumstances, by
• Free parking for 6,000 cars. Garage facilities.
the traditional self-governing Jew- tee has other values from a com- refuting the charge, we avoid
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antagonizing
needlessly
a
con-
ish community. The arbitrators on munity point of view,
Easy to Reach via U. S. Route 6, Ohio 2.
For example, it is sometimes cern which really is friendly. Oc-
our panel constitute in a very
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real sense the spiritual leeatees far more important to dispel a casionally, there is a blanket de-
Midway between Toledo and Cleveland,
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or the dayyanim, who, with the false rumor than to detect an nial by the employer that dis-
/ in the center of Ohio's Lake Erie Vaca-
assistance of the rabbis, per- offender. Such rumors tend to crimination exists, and if there
tionland. Convenient rail or bus connec-
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formed all the judicial functions create prejudice where none ex- is insufficient detail in the cam- I
plainant's story, with which to
tions to Sandusky. Steamers from Detroit
in the kahal.
isted and act as a boomerang
Da
nee
to
famous
bands. Coming . . .
clinch the argument, it is
and Cleveland. ASK FOR FOLDER.
Many miscellaneous matters against all efforts at securing
Eddie DeLan,ge, Clyde McCoy, Caws
cult to proceed further. In other
have at appropriate times en- good will. Before the beginning cases, the
Loma,
Vincent
Lopes,
Buddy Rogers
CEDAR POINT-ON-LAKE ERIE • SANDUSKY, OHIO
Jewish worker who has
gaged the attention of our Coun- of the committee's work, there been
and others.
discharged because of preju-
cil. We have established a com- was much loose talk in the com-
dice by a subordinate official, is
munity calendar, through which munity about this or that con-
,rehired through our intercession
oragnizations may clear dates for cern discriminating against Jews.
and the policy of fair play is
their events and avoid. where Very often, stories which origi-
impressed upon the latter by the
possible, overlapping of sched- nated around bride tables were
employer himself.
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uled programs. We have adopt- give 'd
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The work of the discrimination
ed resolutions condemning vio- arge extent, the wink of ow
committee thus far has been ex-
lations of the anti-Nazi boycott ommittee, as it gradually has
perimental and exploratory in
by Jewish merchants and have aimed acceptance ' m one
supported the kashruth bill re- munity, has been instrumentaclonin nature. We have moved slowly,
with deliberate intent. Now that
cently before the Michigan State preventing unjust
accusations w
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a v o e p aosf s e o d utrh
period,
sho
Legislature. We have placed from being broadcast. The knowl- the h
theactiv i ty should
ourselves on record against the edge that a reliable agency ex -
be broadened to include remedial
activities of Jewish politicians fists for checking the true facts ,
and political organizations which has a salutary effect. Even where tens not now being undertaken.
jr order to have a rounded
seek to create the impression we have no information on hand
Program, there are at least three
that there is such a thing as a
regarding a particular concern. additional kinds of activity which
"Jewish 'vote." We have opposed we always can investigate it im- logically fall within an enlarged
efforts to inject a Jewish issue
program:
into political campaigns and have
have had the opportunity, not
1. We should deal with com-
declared publicly. that "such ac- heretofore available to them,
to mercial employment agencies to
tivities are inconsistent with and
learn to know each other more treat the Jewish applicants for
repugnant to the essential spirit
intimately, to appreciate each jobs with fairness and intelli-
of our American democracy."
other's sincerity of purpose and genre.
Last fall we called a special pro-
to tolerate and accept points of ' 2. Without waiting for speci-
test meeting against the action view with which
each does not fie complaints, we should note
of Great Britain in Palestine and
Preserves Food Huai Ihrs Leave...
necessarily agree — not with a where the Jewish employment
only a few weeks ago, in collab-
condescending
tolerance
accorded Problem is most acute and where
Saves Food's Vital Jokes how Drying Set!
oration with the Zionist organiza-
tions, staged a public demonstra- by superiors to their inferiors, but the general impression is that
• Years in the making-now years
with that deferential regard which only Gentiles are hired. These
tion against Great Britain's re- obtains among equals.
ahead! ,This miracle refrigerator pro-
concerns should he visited by
nudiation of the Balfour Declara-
The Council cannot be ad.; committees who will talk over
vides all 3 essentials for better food
tion. In no small degree have
corded
the
entire
credit
for
hay-
the
question
frankly
with
nroper
preservation. 1. Uniform Low Tow-
we been instrumental in stimu-
ing
unified
the
Detroit
Jewish
officiate
and
try
to
effect
changes
tweeter's. 2. High Humidity. 3. No
lating the development of com-
Community for it must be borne of Polies , and attitedee.
munity councils in many other
Moisture-Robbing Alr Circulation.
Jewish communities. Through in mind that no community coup-' 3. Particularly should we an-
Thus it prolongs original freshness of
the written and spoken word. we cil, nor for that matter, any nroach Jewish concerns in which
food-retains rich nutritional values-
have lent substance and shape other form of organization, how- it reluctance to hire Jewish help
saves peak flavor. See this sensational
to councils in a score of com- ever perfect, can unify a social is •nnarent.
group which does not ■ priori
The executive committee of
Has
new kind of refrigerator at out store.
munities and are constantly re- feel • sense of unity and
Big roomy, full 6 cu.ft..size.
a need the Council recently annroved
See our Proof demonstration.
ceiving requests for material
king ' Simplest Refriscranng Mech.
for collective action on problems the principle of broadening the
Meter.
World-fatuous
from them.
anisin -Sant
of common concern. We have I work of the discrimination eon-
Convenient Terms as Low as
Miser -Swat One-Piece Steel Con-
The Jewish Community Coun- merely captured this sense of and mittee. If
added neronnnel is
2Se a Day
struction-the Sasso General Motets
-il. which hem to function en feeling for unity and have or-made available, we hone to launch
5-You Protection Plan es Yogi•
4ent. 29. 1937, is today only 22 eanized it for a joint construe- •ich an exnanded eroaram in
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We hove explored the roesibilite
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of action in several areas end pointed the direction in which ; follow.
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The
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While Billy Rose is getting
We have had 22 months of ee-
the measure by which the reality eeady to marry his Aouseueen
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