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August 25, 1939

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HOTEL
PALMETTO

Mr. Coughlin's
Cassock

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ZIONISTS EXPRESS SORROW OVER
THE DEATH OF DR. FRIEDLAENDER

TOLERANCE STATUE
GIVEN NEWPORT BY
JEWISH COMMUNITY

CONCLUDED

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PAGE ONE)

By Popular Request

and is reluctant to attack a man
In a resolution adopted by the then that when the great tragedy tween democracy and total-
who wears one. to raise even Zionist Emergency Council of of his people reached an un- tarianism, is in the recognition
an admonishing hand against Mr..
precedented height, the scientist by democracy "of the dignity
Coughlin in the Christian armor Detroit, sorrow is expressed over and the poet, both his reason of man and of his individuality."
of hie cassock. It respects the the death of Dr. Bernard Fried- and his emotion, grasped the need Earl Baldwin, former Prime Min-
church of which the cassock is laender, one of the vice-presi- for minim permanent solution for ister of Great Britain, declared
here at a dinner session of the
a sign; it wants to respect the dents of the Zionist Organization Jewish travail.
Congress on Education for De-
man who wears it.
of Detroit. The resolution reads:
"And thus Dr. Friedlaender
mocracy
at the Hotel Waldorf-
"The
Zionist
Emergency
Coun-
Mr. Coughlin may suggest (as
became an active member of the
he did) that he might favor tak- cil of Detroit, composed of rep- Zionist Organization. Ile gave Astoria. Speaking for the first
time
in
this
country, Lord Bald-
resentatives
of
the
various
Zion-
ing up Franco's way in Amer.
of his time, of his means and
Ica if things don't go to his 1st groups in this community, of his splendid personality to win said that Democracy faces
not
only
a
peril front without
liking but there is no rebuke in formal session, has heard with this movement. His home and
for him in the press which, while profound regret of the passing with it his charming hospitality, that in Europe at least may be
it abhors Coughlin, honors the of Dr. Bernard Friedlaender. Dr. was ever at the service of our a challenge to the death. but also
Friedlaender was vice-president cause. Although a very busy man perils from withi•—from the
garb he wears.
explosive ideas behind commu-
(The righteous hand of the of the Zionist Organization of in his profession he generally
nism, and nazism and fascism—
With unusual attractions and a program
press falters and witholds itself Detroit and a faithful worker in found time to attend important
which
can be averted only by
Zionist
causes.
from smiting the wearer of a
meetings. Zionism in Detroit has
for you in grand style—a complete vaca-
"Our departed colleague will lost a worker and a friend—at a reliance on the spiritual rather
cassock.)
be sorely missed. In the last few time when we can ill afford such than the political foundations of
tion packed into 3 glorious days.
Mr. Coughlin say spew (as he
democracy.
tragic years his helpfulness to losses.
has) anti-Semitic defamation
the cause steadily increased, and
Fredom is in the very blood
"Be it therefore resolved on
borrowed from the falsehoods of
his absence now will leave a behalf of the Zionists of Detroit and bones of the peoples of
Goebbels but his cassock protects
void in our councils.
FOR RESERVATIONS
that a message of condolence be Great Britain and the United
him from the attack of the press
"Dr. Bernard Friedlaender was conveyed by the president of this States, he asserted. it is so deep-
which despises anti-Semitism and
WRITE -
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a busy and successful man in Emergency Council, on its be- ly Ingrained that the vast major-
- PHONE
would denounce it in the mouth
ONE HUNDRED TEN EAST HANCOCK
his chosen profession. He served half, to Mrs. Friedlaender and ity of the two peoples have
of any one else.
AT ONCE
the cause of humanity and added the family of the, deceased. May forgotten the great price paid
(CORNER JOHN R)
(Mr. Coughlin wrapped in the luster•to the Jewish name. As
for it by generations who suf.
garment of his holy office stands a man, his rich personality won the Zionist hopes which entered fered and struggled. Earl Bald-
TELEPHONE COLUMBIA 3000
guarded against the reproach for hint countless friends and ad- into Dr. Friedlaender's . soul al-
win asked the gathering if they
ways
remain
in
the
hearts
of
his
CHARLEVOIX,
that would fall on other men mirers. He was a scientist and
BERTRAM FRIEDMAN, ltianager
family as an ever fresh reminder thought it could be maintained
who gave public utterance to yet the poet in him, stemmin
MICH.
without cost and without effort.
g
of
hint.
May
all
those
who
knew
falsehood and insult against his from the prophetic background
Those who believe in democracy
W. E. FLYNN, Managing Director
neighbors. The radio is at his of his people, ever sought ex- and loved Dr. Friedlaender find
should
work
for
and
be
prepared
command, though it would not pression. Dr. Friedlaender loved comfort, as must thousands of
to die for his democratic ideals,
lend itself to such revilement by music and art, and he loved other Jews in these tragic days,
in the rebuilding and resettle- he said, "And they will never
other men.)
people, as people,—no wonder ment of a Jewish Palestine."
work for it, much less die for
Mr. Coughlin may project
it unless they are convinced that
Fascism (as he did) and call for
democracy is capable of making
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
a "Christian corporative state'
a country worthy of such ideals."
but the democracy-loving, lib-
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler,
C
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erty-loving press, mindful of his
President of Columbia Univer-
Between Burlingame and Webb
Phone HOgarth 3042-3
cassock, holds back its wrath.
And Friends For The Holidays:
sity, told more than 2,500 dele-
and
has
the
lowest
vitality
of
any
YOU ('AN BUT QUALITY KOSHER 31EATS WITH CONFIDENCE
(There would be short shrift youth in Europe . . We learn,
gates and registrants at Colum-
Rosh Moho:tall
Sept. 14 & 15
in the land for some imported incidentally, that the local Nazi
bia University that education
You Kippur
Sept. 23
crackpot who publicly threat- greeting, "A.V.," pronounced
and democracy could not rest
Succoth
ened to have American events
National President to Ad- upon "brute force" and each
Sept. 28
"Ah Fow," stands for "Amerika
handled in Hitler's or Lenin's Ver•ecke," which, in English,
must "have a moral foundation
dress Women's Division
by Mali, Cable or Radio
way. The newspapers would be means "Down with America."
and
an
intellectual
interpreta-
of Jewish Congress
full of the righteous indignation
tion."
(Also Air Mail To Europe)
A recent article by David
to Poland, Nougnmaia.kagash..
of the press against anti-Semi-
Lloyd
George
attacking
Chamber-
Palcsilse, and eat mother
tism spread by radio by one who
The Women's Division of the EUROPEAN CRISIS
•
wore a business suit. Harry lain's appeasement policy is so American Jewish Congress will
centuries
AGGRAVATES JEWS'
Our Entire Stock of America's Best Furniture
Bridges who is only suspected of strong that even American news-
present
Mrs.
Louise
Waterman
papers have been afraid to print
11,
H
var
STATUS
IN
subversive
utterance
and
activ-
aaa
Marks
Is Included in this Great Sale.
to Germany
it.
Wise, the wife of the renowned
ity is being tried on deportation
and German Austria
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charges.)
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, on Mon-
S ce
•
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...
the
official"Jewish Emigrant Marks"
A constituent of Robert A. day. Sept. 11, at the Detroit
Mr. Coughlin stands imper-
vious in his cassock which all Taft, Ohio Senator with Presi- Leland Hotel. Mrs. Wise is the "African Evian conference" were
righteous men and every decent dentMI aspirations, informs us first of the four famous person- said to be getting strong sup-
An AMERICAN EXPRESS Foreign
Remittance Assures You
press respect because of the that the Buckeye statesman has ages that the Women's Division port from political circles and
SAFE, RELIABLE SERVICE AT LOW COST
many noble gentlemen who wear expressed himself as opposed to will bring to this city as part of great efforts will be made to
persuade the British Government
cassocks.
the resolution for the admission its educational program.
It seems to me that a fair of 20,000 refugee children out-
Mrs. Wise has achieved fame to take the initiative in calling
fight requires that Mr. Coughlin side the regular quota ... Wash- In her own name. Besides being representatives of Southern and
1227 Washingto n Blvd.
Detroit, Mich.
remove this garb of his office— ington may give thousands of a poetess, artist, and linguist Northern Rhodesia, the Union of
Cherry 2606
that he divest himself of all offi- refugees a chance to establish she had translated several im South Africa, Portuguese East
cial association with his church themselves in Alaska, not only portant foreign books into Eng African, Nyasaland, Kenya and
Zrze.r7024r7:nist V'Ato:zralic r.ffiPiTeri
Belgian
Congo
to
such
a
confer.
because
it
is
felt
that
their
pio-
tc:r1
—in order that there may be a
lish, and English books into for
sMrrZI:iig
fair exchange of blow for blow. neering work could build up that sign languages. The tragic pligh ence. Meanwhile, in England,
In a democracy no public person undeveloped territory, but be- of her people drew Mrs. Wise t Premier G. N. Huggins of South-
should enjoy protection or ex- cause officials are sure that a away from her own labors, and ern Rhodesia, is discusisng with
emption from criticism, and large refugee settlement there in order to alleviate their suffer- officials the posibilities of refu-
every straightforward man ex-I would be invaluable in the de- ings she founded the Women's gee settlement in Africa.
to get back as good as he fense of America in the event of D ivision of the American Jewish
Political circles here believe
gives, even the President of the war ... So acute has the refugee Congress,—one of its major proj- that the British Government's
United States.
problem become in some of our eels being the mainteance of offer in 1903 to settle Jews in
• Democracy comes to a dan- more populous centers that, in three Congress Houses in New Uganda should be repeated.
gerous pass where one man, an effort to obviate ill will, these York City to provide temporary Uganda, with an area of 100,-
wrapped in the garb of holiness, communities have dropped the and permanent shelter to refu- 000 square miles, has a Euro-
guarded by the respect which word "refugee" from their vo- gees, regardless of race or cell- pean population of 2,100, and it
decent men hold for his office, cabularies. and speak only of gson. At these Congress Houses is suggested that if the, plan is
can spread a vicious propaganda "newcomers."
one can find many intellectuals acceptable the Jews iou
ld be
without restraint by any voice
It was for the sake of the In- ,i s professors, musicians and ar- granted a restricted government.
of criticism except the weaker ternational Telephone and Tele- ex ts of note—and every effort is An alternative scheme is that
voices of some of the weekly graph Company that the State
th tended to provide an outlet for certain portions of North and
press.
air talents.
Southwest Kenya can be allo-
Department made that $13,750,-
Mr. Coughlin, wearing the cas- 000 loan to France, which had , Mrs. Ralph Davidson, general cated for refugee settlement.
sock as he goes about with the result of encouraging the
airman
of
the
gathering
in
c , "
threats of Franco's way in Amer- Fascist general to embark on his " nor of Mrs. Wise, advivaes Pressburg Yeshiva Destroyed by
8
ica, with utterances of ' anti- latest "purge" activities . . . The,
th at a subscription luncheon will
Nazis During T 6m
Semitism borrowed from Goeb- State Department waited until
0 be given, and all those wish-
PRAGUE. — (WNS) — The
bel s book. serves no good to his Congress had adjourned and ing to attend should place their
world-famous
Pressburg rabbini-
church. This has been realized Secretary Morgenthau had left reservations as goon as possible
by leading Catholics who in pub- for Europe to put across this with Mrs. Abraham A. Davidson cal seminary in Bratislava was
destroyed
this
week following a
lic speeches have left no doubt loan, to which both Congress and of Atkinson Ave., Tv. 5-2156,
of their abhorrence of Coughlin the Secretary had been violently or Mrs. Ernest J. Sachse of Cal- cold pogrom started by Nazi
hooligans
usually
reliable sources
as a menacing phenomenon in opposed.
vert Ave., To. 7.6583. Mrs. disclosed. All books and valuable
American life.
Nathan Spevakow, president of
A
Boston
office
of
the
Amer-
manuscripts
were
burned.
Yes, let Mr. Coughlin take a
ican Jewish Committee is being the Detroit Women's Division,
As a result of the pogrom a
business suit and let him speak
extends
an
invitation
to
the
pub-
t
not from the sancturay of the opened next month, with Henry lic to hear Mrs. Wises important error-stricken Jewish populace
started an exodus from Slovakian
Little Flower; let him appear Levy, well-known journalist and t imely message.
publicist, in charge.
provincial towns fearing that the
in the profane auspices of a
The important projects of the terrorism which took place was
•
radio station: "Yes, I am Mr.
Women's Division of the Ameri- but the beginning of further vio-
Coughlin
[
.
plain Mr. Cough-
Donations to the Jewish
can Jewish Congress are the de. lence and destruction. Jews were
in who has conic to speak to
Home for Aged
tense of Jewish rights wherever said to be storming foreign con-
you as man to men. I have
and whenever they are in jeop- sulates in an effort to obtain
taken off my churchly armor
ardy, and the support of the visas and those whose applica-
The following have made con- Congress houses which are un-
and my breast is bared to all
tions were denied are said to be
tributions to the Home for Aged:
shafts of criticism.
der the personal supervision of fleeing to the small towns, where
"I have realized that by my Mrs. Bessie Hecht, in memory Mrs. Wise.
anti-Semitic is not so violent.
wearing the robe of holy office, of father, Max Braman; Mrs.
The officers of the Women's
In Bruenn, the 'deices say,
by projecting my outgivings Frances C. Kay, in memory of Division of Detroit. besides Mrs.
from the sacred precincts of the mother, Kayle; E. Klein, in mem- Spevakow, are: Mrs. Max Dush- two Jews died as a result of in-
Summer prices are lowest of the year—china prices will
sanctuary, I may seem to make ory of wife, Gitel; Mrs. Sarah kin. first vice-president; Mrs. jury sustained during a terrorist
be much higher this fall owing to conditions abroad. You can
pogrom during which young anti-
the church a participant in my Levin and family, in memory of
save near half right now at the China Kiln . . . and also the
Schmarya
Kleiman,
second
vice-
8928 TWELFTH ST.
Semites stormed the largest Jew.
utterances.
Harry Levin; Mrs. J. Money, in
largest selection of the year.
MA 5890
president; Mrs. Jacob
ish bookshop. conducted by Dr.
"I am speaking merely as memory of husband. Jacob Mol- third vice-president; Mrs. Itaryith,
Joseph Fleisch, and destroyed more than
A fine group of 93 New maroo n Sol, Itrre I. • group of
Mr. Coughlin."
ley; Mrs. M. ikitovsky, in mem-
De-
Haggai, fourth vice-president; five hundred volumes of rare
piece sets. Import- den with broad ism Imported china din-
Sr. this role Mr. Coughlin will ory of mother, Steere-Leah.
. .
Sire. Joseph Newman, recording
••
The following have made con-
not be any more pallatable to
ed china. Hand i • or y shoulders. ner seta Yea alsmid
secretary; Mrs. Abe Rosenberg,
are throe relightrel dr-
DETROIT'S NEWEST CHOP HOUSE
me and other men who cherish tributions to the Home in lieu
painted, beautifully Hand painted trans.
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
the institutions of democracy of flowers: Furniture Club of
I ucent imported iblets. herd to equal at
t:tta Helpert, assistant cor- Report Death of Bruno Walter's
designed. Elegant
but he will be more worthy of Detroit, in memory of Abe Chap-
china 93 to 95 telt* the mire. 93 to
Kin
in
Switzerland
responding secretary; Mrs. Mau-
MI Mere dinner Ws.
patterns.
pieces.
our respect; since he will be re- man; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hart-
LUCERNE. — (WNS) — Mrs.
rice Viteingarden, financial sec-
jecting the protection that his man, in memory of Mrs. Kate
Margaret Nappach, daughter of
retary;
Mrs.
Daniel
Siegel,
cassock gives him from most of Levitt; David T. Lipton, in mem-
treasurer. Committees: Mrs. Etta Bruno Walter, internationally-
the press.
ory of Mrs. Kate Levitt and lielpert, chairman of mailing, famous conductor, was slain by
606 WOODWARD AVE.
AIR COOLED
(At his last radio session Mr. Abe Chapman; Mrs. M. A. Pere- Mrs. Max
Schubinder and Mrs . her husband, who then commit-
C o u gh I i n, cassock-clad, came ira, in memory of Mrs. Kate
ROAD HOUSE DINNERS
Morris Weingarten, assistants; ted suicide, police disclosed. The
floating into my living room on Levitt; Lazarus Rosenthal, in
Mrs. Louis Giesler, chairman of news leaked out when it was an-
STURGEON — FROGS — FISH
the sacred pathos of Brahm's memory of Mrs. Kate Levitt; e
lephone squad. Mrs. Moe S. nounced that Walter's friend,
Lullaby sung by the Little Flow- Samuel Rubiner. in memory
CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS
Perils
and and Mrs. Harold Good- Arturo Toscanini, would conduct
er's choristers.)
of Mrs. Kate Levitt; Mr. and
for him at the International Fes-
irel•right itlle 9 A. I,
OPEN SUNDAYS
Mrs. Bert Silverman, in memory man, co-chairmen; Mrs. Samuel tival Concert. The tragedy
Solid colorware. 32 piece sets for
oc-
Green, membership, Mrs. Moe
of Mrs. Kate Levitt.
cu red at urich.
ABE HERTZBERG, Prop.
6 with 6 California colors. Very
Neback, Mrs. Maurice Seiden
SEMINARY SECURES
and Sirs, Jacob Schreier. assist-
Bruno Walter was exiled from
smart. Per set
PRICELESS SCRIPT Seek Whereabouts
Germany in 1933 because of his
of Mrs. irita: Mrs. Lawrence Crohn and Jewish
blood and in 1938 took
Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich, newspaper
Esther Smith
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publicity; Mrs. Robert Dress's and French citizenship. The Nazi de-
cree
exiling
him was published
for making liquor, for inspiring
Relatives abroad are trying to Mrs. Joshua Sperka, radio pub- Aug. 3, the
n:rht he conducted
love,
for guarding against the locate Mrs. Esther Smith. If licity.
Beethoven's
Eighth Symphony
evil eye, for writing with green you know of her whereeboutn,
TAYLOR at WOODROW WILSON
in
Salzburg,
then
Austria.
Contributions to the Jewish
ink, for removing the smell of kindly communicate with
Dr
20600 WOODWARD, ATE MILE ROAD
garlic,
and
for
driving
away
the
Jack Stattmann, Resettlement
announces that the sale of seats for the forthcoming
Children's Home
BALTIMORE. — (WNS) —
Open Weekday Evenings Till 9:00
demons of disease generally.
Service, 51 W. Warren Ave.
Police
reported
the
suicide
of
Of the other mediaeval medi- Phone, Columbia 1600.
The Jewish Children's Home
cal works in this one section of
Mrs. Esther Smith (Shmit) acknowledges donations from the Dr. Julius Veith, 73-year-old oP-
the Museum's summer exhibition, nee Fuerst. Her father's name following: Leon Friedman and thamologist who fled Nazi per-
NO DOWN PAYMENT on
and for all the year 5700 will begin
several give unusual attention to was !Brach, her mother's name Rose Friedman. in memory of secution in Goettingen seven
Tires - Radios • Batteries
preparations and precautions for Feige. Her parents were living Ellis and Minnie Si. Friedman; months ago, and his wife, from
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27
travel and for adjustment to in the city of Goldap, East Prus. Rita Pollack; Lazarus Rosenthal, gas poisoning. John E. Veith, a
climatic changes. From bite fa- sit. where her mother died. Mrs. in memory of his sister. lifartha son, told police they came to the
A committee will be present ■ t the synagogue daily from
mous Canon of Avicenna. shown Smith (or Shmit) was living in Rosenthal; Mrs. Glass; E. Klein; United States as a haven. but
formerly S & K Super Service
8 a. rn. t o 8 p. m. Please come early so that you may secure
had been unable to adjust them-
in a Spanish edition of 1464, to Detroit in 1905, she had a Sirs. William Rindskoff.
Tire and General Repairs
the most desirable seats. Prices are ranged within every-
selves to their new lives.
labeiratiee—Atandard Oil readmit,
the treatise of Abu Bekr hfuham- brother who is supposed to live
one'sre a ch.
8620 Linwood at Pin
med al-Rani, all counsel modera- in Chicago or Indianapolis. Mrs.
Trees Planted in Meyer
THE EMINENT NEW YORK SYNAGOGUE SINGER
Tyler 4-9001
tion in eating and drinking. Smith is sought by Mrs. Bertha
WALTHAM, Mass. — (WNS)
Berlin Forest
Courtesy and &mice
Vegetables and fruit juices, Alpert, nee Rowelski, living in
Dr. Kurt Rosenmayer, 43, of
Our Wat•heords
which we consider a very mod- the city of Koenigsberg, East
New York City, a Jewish refugee
The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
ern diet, were recommended to Prussia.
acknowledges . the planting of from Germany, committed sui-
accompanied by a large and well-trained choir
walkers and other travelers.
the
following trees in the Rabbi cide by hanging while a house Dr. Perry P. Burnstine to
The Black Death which swept
will conduct the Holy Day Services
guest of a former college class-
ides, who wrote on medicine gen-
Europe in 1348 is the subject erally; and al-Rani, court physi- Meyer Berlin Forest in Pelee- mate here. The physician's body Address Jewish War Vet-
tine,
in memory of Mrs. Feign
of several treatises by these
cian to Sultan Bajazet are repre- Deborah Cantor: Two trees by was found by Richard Stayer, a
erans' Convention
mediaeval men of medicine. The
the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi: one Waltham realtor, with whom Dr.
s econd medical books ever sented by works in Hebrew.
Dr.
Perry P. Bumetine, na-
The Museum is open free of tree by Mrs. Goldie Blumentral; Rosenmayer had attended Straws.
printed (Avicenna's Canon was
tional surgeon general of the
WILL PREACH IN ENGLISH AND YIDDISH
burg University.
the first) was such a treatise by charge from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. one tree by Mrs. S. Sklar.
Jewish
War Veterans of the
every day of the year except
Gifts to North End Clinic
Valescus de Taranta published Fridays, Saturday', and holy
United States, will attend the
Special Membership Drive: The payment of an
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB
Senior
Bicur
Cholera
in
Constantinople
in
1510.
44th
annual
encampment of the
annual dues of $15 will admit you to member-
Membersof the Monday Night
days. Other subjects specially
The Senior Bicur thole 'e
Jewish War Veterans in Miami,
Among the authors on display, exhibited this summer for Worlds
North End Clinic has received
Club will be entertained at • Fia., Aug. 28
ship in Detroit's largest Orthodox Synagogue,
gosh farnous names as Pope John Fa
first meeting of the fall season social at the home of
to Sept. 1. He the following contributions: In
ir visitors are European wed-
Mrs. SI. will deliver
and entitle
XXI (Petrus Hispanua); Isaac
will be held Wednesday, Aug.
to Holy Days s seats free.
an
address
on
the
ding rings, illuminated manu-
memory of Mrs. Richard
Lifshitz, this coming Monday.
Stein
30, at 1 p. rn.. at the home of Aug. 28.
Israeli, court physician about
National Surgeon's Department,
Mrs. Lifshitz. club and
scripts, and the first Hebrew
of New York City from Miss
will
the president, Mrs. Solai, 3311
900 A. D. at Cairo; Mainmon- books printed.
President. invites all friends of chairman also act as national Edith Heayenrich; frames for
Tuxedo.

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