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European Jewish Communities to meet the initial stages of the
war emergency, but that it is imperative that additional funds be
forthcoming from Jews of the world, especially in the United
States.
The HIAS-ICA Emigration Association, acting on thd French
government's wishes to have potential emigrants out at harbors
where they could await steamships, was said to be speeding up
the work of organizing transports of refugees, all of whom hold
valid visas for overseas lands, to reach Le Havre and Bordeaux.
Edouard Oungre of Paris and James L. Bernstein of New York,
directors of the organization, are supervising the work to make
possible the evacuation of ninny aged refugees who have visas
for countries abroad, including the United States. Oungre and
Bernstein are staying on in Paris working with a reduced staff,
most of the personnel having been mobilized for active service.
The Paris headquarters of the OSE, Jewish health society,
received applications from 200 refugee physicians for volunteer
service with the French government.
Hitler Holds Jews Responsible for Allies' Entry into War
Declaring that the "Jewish plutocratic and democratic upper
crust" was responsible for the Allies' declaration of war against
the Reich, Chancellor Adolf Hitler, broadcasting an appeal to the
German people, said:
"The German people know that the British people as a whole
cannot be made responsible for all this. It is the Jewish plutocratic
and democratic upper crust which, in all peoples of the world,
desires to see only obedient slaves and which hates our new Reich
because it sees in it a model for social work which it fears because
it might prove contagious also in their country."

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Reich Jews Fear Nazi Reprisals
AMSTERDAM. (WNS)-Although ordinary telephone service
between Holland and Germany is said to be normal, contact be-
tween Dutch and German Jewish organizations and individuals was
terminated suddenly (Tuesday) when exchanges at Berlin and
Cologne told callers they are forbidden to connect the numbers
of Jewish organizations, Such contacts had been possible until
Tuesday night. It was impossible to get through calls to the Reichs-
vereinigung des Juden in Deutschland, central organization of Reich
Jews, or •with Jewish individuals in Germany by mail or telegraph.
There is no news in the press here on the situation of Jews In
the Reich.
Meanwhile Jewish circles here were apprehensive of the posi-
tion of German Jews in the Reich, fearing that the Nazis may
take serious action against the Jews there, particularly Zionist
leaders, because of the formation in Palestine of a Jewish legion
to aid Britain. Front Cologne a broadcast reported outbreaks of

Samuel J. Leve Recovers
From Illness; Thanks His
Many Friends for Their
Thoughtful Expressions

Rev. Carboy
Jacob
Silverman

Samuel J. Leve, director of
the bureau of investigation for
the Wayne County Auditors, has
completely recovered from his
recent illness and has returned
to his desk in the County Build-
ing. Mr. Leve was stricken sud-
denly and was immediately
rushed to Providence Hospital
where he underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy. During his
Rev. Cantor convalescense he was deluged
DAVID
with flowers, telegrams, phone
calls and letters from his many
GOLDEN
Favorite friends. Mr. Leve takes this op-
IN•trel
portunity to express his deepest
appreciation for these many kind
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lee Performed all
Home and by Ap-
pointment.

Manuel Urbacb

Mrs. Dora Krell Dies at the
Age of 61

Mrs. Dora Krell, for 55 years
a resident of Detroit, died last
Sunday at Women's Hospital.
Funeral services were held Tues-
day at Lewis Bros. Funeral
Home, with Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
roan officiating. Burial was in
Olever 11111 Park Cemetery. Mr s.
*Krell was born in England 61
years ago. She is survived by
her husband. Benjamin; two
sons, Benjamin Jr. and Alfred;
one daughter, Mrs. George Rich-
tird Lieber; one grandchild, six
tasters and one brother.

Gift to Hebrew Schools
-
The United Hebrew Schools
acknowledged with thanks the
receipt of an additional scholar-
ship from the United Dairies.
making a total of eight scholar-
ships contributed by the United
Dairies to the scholarship fund
of the schools.

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United Palestine Appeal
Presents Dr. Who in Spe-
cial High Holy Day
Broadcast on Tuesday,
Sept. 12
A special High Holy Day broad-
cast will be presented over the
Columbia Broadcasting System on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 12, from
6:30 to 7 p. so. (E. D. S. T.) under
the auspices of the United Pales-
tine Appeal, the American Agency
for the settlement of refugees in
Palestine.
During this special program Dr.
Stephen S. Wise, chairman of the
executive committee of the United
Palestine Appeal, will discuss the
world Jewish situation in the light
of the present crisis, and the prob-
lems confronting Palestine in the
light of the present crisis.
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Donations to the Jewish
Home for Aged
The following have made dona-
tions to the Home for Aged:
Maurice Epstein and Mr. and
Mrs. D. Lefko, in memory of
wife and mother, Mrs. Ida Ep-
stein; Mrs. Sam Gerson, in mem-
ory of father, Louis; Mrs. Mar-
tha Levy, in memory of mother,
Anna.
The following have made con-
tributions to the Home in lieu
of flowers: Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ru-
binstein and Mrs. R. Lenhoff,
in memory of Sam Busch; Mr.
and Mrs. II. S. Grant and Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer L. Prentis, in
memory of Mrs. Kate I.evitt;
Mr. and, Mrs. J. B. Lasky, in
memory of Pauline Turberg; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Satovsky and
family, in memory of Mrs. Fran-
ces Deborah Cantor.

UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
An unveiling of a monument
in memory of Julius Lotheim,
father of Mrs. Joseph L. Staub,
will take place on Sunday, Sept.
10, at 12 noon, at Oakview Cem-
etery. Relatives and friends are
invited.

UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
An unveiling of a monument
io memory of Simon Last will
take place on Sunday, Sept, 10,
at 2 p. m., at Beth Abraham
Cemetery. Relatives and friends
are invited.
Take the proverb to thine heart.
Take, and hold it fast-
All who joy would win
"The mill cannot grind
Must share it-happiness was
With the water that is past."
burn a twin.
Sarah Doudney.
-Byron.

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violence by Jews against Germans in Palestine, particularly in Tel
Aviv where, according to the broadcast, mobs from the all-Jewish
city destroyed the whole German colony of Samna. The broadcast
asserted that the leader of the colony, Wuertemberg, was forced
to escape in an Italian airplane. Verification of these reports was
not available from. Palestine.
It was learned that in Berlin all able-bodied Jews and Jewesses
are being drafted for forced labor projects and that such enforce-
ment is proceeding on a large scale. Projects include road-building,
house construction for men, factory work in the garment industry
for women.
Although conscripted Jewish workers are kept segregated and
work separately, it is said that they are being paid at the same rate
us "aryans" and are treated the same. Twenty-six of 350 Kultur-
bund (Jewish cultural association) employees were drafted for
manual labor, shutting down completely, by order of the Reich
Propaganda Ministry, the activities of the Kulturbund, including
its theater and cinema. The Propaganda Ministry also ordered the
Juedisches Nachrichtenblatt, German Jewry's only newspaper, re-
duced to four pages instead of the usual 12 to 16 and to appear
only on Tuesdays and Fridays. It was hinted that further reduction
or possible total suspension might be ordered.

Polish Federation Speeds Aid to Polish Jewry
NEW YORK. (WNS)-In response to hundreds of requests
for Information regarding the possibility of sending relief money
to Poland, the Federation of Polish Jews in America announced
here that at present it is in a position to transmit contributions
to Poland by cable. Aroused by the fate confronting the 3,000,000
Jews in Poland, the Federation has set its entire relief machinery
in operation for the purpose of rendering every aid to Polish
Jewry while there is still an opportunity to do so. Z. Tygel, execu-
tive director of the Federation, said that officers of the organization
have been in constant touch with representatives of the Polish
government here since the moment Nazi troops invaded Polish
territory.

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Emanuel Sernions SAYE YOUR EYES
MANY JEWS KILLED IN WARSAW AS VILLAGES WITH LARGE
Rabbi NI, J. Wohlgelernter of
JEWISH POPULATIONS ARE BOMBED BY NAZI PLANES, REICH
alit HEALTH•SITE GLASSES
Beth Tefilo Emanuel will preach
the following subjects at Rosh
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Palestine Jewry Mobilizes for War
JERUSALEM. (WNS-Palcor Agency)-Moving on two fronts
to consolidate the Jewish position in Palestine and to rally to the
defense of Great Britain, the Jewish Agency for Palestine, acting
in concert with the national bodies of Palestine Jewry, undertook
a two-fold program. This involved the security and economic posi-
tion of the Yishuv and the rendering to the British Army in
Palestine of any service that might be called for.
At the some time the Jewish Agency called the war between
England and Nazi Germany "our battle".
Strengthening of the Yishuv's position during the conflict
was mapped at a Joint meeting of the Executive of the Jewish
Agency and the Vaad Leumi held at the Jewish Agency offices.
The meeting dealt with the emergency position created by the
declaration of war. It decided, among other things, to hold a
registration of men and women volunteers for national service
during the emergency period.
The volunteers will be enlisted: First, to serve the Yishuv
in the fields of security and economics' and other public require-
ments; and secondly, to render to the British Army in Palestine
any service it may call for,
All men and women aged 18 to 50 enlisting in the volunteer
forces will be required to furnish full details, technical qualifica-
tions and special experience, indicating the task in which the
volunteer is prepared to serve the Yishuv and the British Army.
shouy.
The detailsof the requirements are expected to be announced

Thursday, "Our Casualties in the
War"; and Friday, "Reconstruc-
tion". In the afternoon, after
Mincha, he will speak in Yid-
dish. Saturday morning Shabbos
Shuvah, Rabbi Wohlgelernter
will deliver the traditional dis-
course in Halacha and Agada.
Rabbi Joseph Eisenman will de-
liver a Shabbos Shuva Drosho in
the afternoon.

Fall Term of Detroit Insti-
tute of Musical Art
to Start Monday
The Detroit Institute of Musi-
cal Art announces the opening of
its fall term in every department
of music, dramatic art, dancing
and academic subjects on Monday,
Sept. 11. The Institute has en-
gaged Maurice Dumesnil, interna-
tional French pianist, in a special
master class from January to
March, 1910. Mr. Dumesnil will
also appear under the Institute's
auspices in a piano recital early
in January. Other additions to the
piano faculty the coming season are
Kenneth Aiken and Miss Adelgatha
Morrison, M. Mus. Owing to the
growth of the Sacred Music De-
partment under Nellie Beatrice
Huger, head, additional courses
have been added under both Miss
Iluger and Dr. Aileen Smith.

Messenger Calendars Help
Organizations to
Raise Funds

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and simply is the authentic 1940
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Form Jewish Agency Economic Council
The Executives of the Jewish Agency and the Vaad Leumi
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further resolved to create a Jewish Agency Economic Council com-
posed of prominent members of the Yishuv in the economic field.
Its function will be to deal with the problems and requirements
of the Jewish economy, particularly in agriculture, industry, labor
supplies, credit, transport, imports and exports.
Several committees were previously established by the Jewish
Agency to deal with supplies, banking and transport. These will
continue with their activities in cooperation with the Central
takes over world trade. You
Economic Council now being created.
know what this always means
Immediately upon the declaration of war, British military and
to real estate. Rely on our
police forces became active in surveillaInce of possible espionage
Fetes and Figures.
and sabotage, A number of German Christian residents in Jeru-
salem, Jaffa and Haifa were detained. British constables hauled by the Messenger Corporation in Terrace
FOR RENT - Cheerful, furnish-
Auburn, Indiana.
YOUNG MAN desires sales
ed room for one or two in re- down the swastika flag flying from the German consulate building
Containing daily records of Exclusive N. Woodward loca-
or accounting position. Have had
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tion. 4 solid bk houses 7
fined home. Good transportation.
the
civil and Jewish year, 13
sales, office management and,
rooms tile baths natural fire-
Meals optional. Reasonable. 2930
full color pictures, scripture
for the past 3 55 years, public
Leslie Ave. Townsend 7-8924,
title of the accompanying fea- verses for each day and a sum- places. 6 bk garage. Fine
accounting experience. Write
cond..
Rent $2,250. Former
ture, with Elizabeth Bergner mary of the holidays, the beauti-
Box 175, Detroit Jewish Chron- FOR RENT - Two adjoining
playing twin sisters who are far ful calendar needs no accom- owner refused $40,000 in the
icle.
rooms in beautiful, single home
UNITED ARTISTS - The all apart in temperament and tastes. panying sales talks to prepare twenties. Foreclosed sacrifice
for one or two ladies or gentle- new screen version of "Beau
PALMS-STATE - "Island of the path for its purchase. Upon entire price $15,000 easy
men. Private bath. Garage. Geste," starring Gary Cooper, Lost Men" is at the Palms State, being shown, these calendars terms.
Board opt ion a I. Reasonable. Ray Milland, Robert Preston, with Anna May Wong, J. Car- become welcome additions to
Select University
Longfellow Ave., near 14th. Susan Hayward and Brian Don- roll Naish, Eric Blore, Ernest Jewish Homes.
Townsend 5-3392.
levy, is at the United Artists Trues, Anthony Quinn and Bro-
Complete information about Location. To close estate re-
Theater. An exact replica of a derick Crawford in the cast.
the calendar and the special ceiver demands action. High
RELIABLE II OUSE HELP. FOR RENT - Furnished room French Foreign Legion outpost
CINEMA THEATER-'Grand prices now being offered to grade 21 apt 4 stores. White
Laundresses, women for house
for young man in home of small was constructed in the California Illusion" and "The Private Life groups may be obtained by writ- tiled lobby painted antique
cleaning, house maids, women
family. Convenient transporta- desert for the new "Beau Geste" of Henry VIII" are the two
walls. White tile baths show-
fea- ing,, directly to the Messenger
for part time work. By hour,
tion. Garage. Sturtevant Ave. film.
Corporation in Auburn, Ind.
tures till next Monday night.
:re. Rolaway wall beds. 100%
day or week. Schlesinger's,
Townsend 5-0752.
FOX-A vivid and stirring hu-
Messenger
calendars
may
be
FISHER
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"Second
Fiddle"
rented $10,890. Former value
Madison 2526.
man drama, combining color, ac- with Sonia Heme, Tyrone Power purchased singly for a nominal
FOR RENT - Large, airy room tion, unusual characterizations and Rudy Vallee, and "Hound cost or in large numbers at a $120,000, former nitg $70,000.
QUILTS - Made or recovered
in modern home for two gentle- and romance, "Golden Boy," of the Baskervilles," starring very low charge. The work was Worth at least $50,000 to-
from your own feathers or
men or employed couple. Con- screen version of the successful Richard Greene and Basil Rath- compiled by Rabbi Joseph Sara- day. Try offer entire ) price
wools. Pillows recovered-spe-
tinuous hot water. Good trans- Broadway play, is at the Fox. bone, are the current features. chek, member of the board of $37,500, Terms cash to new
$25,000 mtg.
cial, $1.00. Full line of curtains,
portation. 2310 Ilazelwood Ave., The companion feature is "Char-
Jewish Ministers, Inc., of New
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
lower.
MR. BEDFORD
lie Chan in Treasure Island."
BEACHWOOD, N. J. (WNS)- York. These calendars are nine
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb. BEAUTIFUL, new, enlarged club MICIIIGAN - Anne Sheridan David Trautman, vice - presiden and three-eights inches wide and Homer Warren & Co.
to work Wash
on the Their
Dead Faces."
Enders and secretary of the Federation o sixteen inches long.
Hogarth 9050.
as Years Dependable berth. .
rooms. Catering to dances, hay- in "Angels
Polish Jews in America for 20
rides and all types of parties. „
Stolen
Life"
is
the
promising
DAVID HOROWITZ, teacher of
years, died here at the age of 71
Free riding instructions. Moon-
Earlier Deadline for
Yiddish, Hebrew, Bar Mitzvah,
light rides Wednesdays and Fri-
Rosh Hashonah Issue
English and citizenship. Read-
days, two hours, $1.50. Horses
LAST TIMES MONDAY
ing and writing guaranteed.
boarded and sold. Morton's Rid-
has. taught/et
The Rosh Hashonah issue
)VAR!
Free trial lesson. Hogarth
ing Stables, Five mile rd. at
Robert Dona!
will go to press three days
"GRAND
3547 or Tyler 6-1450.
Merle (thrum
Harrison. Redford 2530,
earlier than usual, and all
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FOOT TROUBLES? FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Newt of Henry VIII
In it must be in the hands of
See Michiga n's only shoe refiner.
newest things in accessories for Rosh
room, newly-decorated in home
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the editor not later than at
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of adults. Garage. Near bus and
Hashonah and Fall wear.
10 a. m. on Monday, Sept. 11.
foot trouble by proper shoe ad-
car line. 2242 Hazelwood Ave.
justments. We eliminate slipping
Tyler 5-4107.
at the heels. We are absolutely
THE PUBLIC IS
the only firm In Detroit doing EMPLOYED COUPLE want part
To Take Care of Your Needs•
this type of refitting.
time housekeeper to clean three
DANIEL'S 8110E CLINIC
room apartment and prepare
1426 Griswold St.
AT THE DOWNTOWN (Montealm) SHULE
meals. Must have good refer-
Monleahn and Ihmtings
ences. Tyler 5-2876.
Wed. Eve., Sept. 13, Thurs. and Fri., Sept. 14, 15
FOR RENT - Attractive eight-
MINVAN MERV DAY for Morning and Night weed,.
room apartment, Four bed- FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
Alec ACKERMAN, Pren
BARNEY ItARNEIT, Treas.
New Styles!
New Brims!
rooms, two bathrooms. Heat,
New Shades!
room in home of two adults for
RIME OF.NDER, See,
garage, janitor service, new
a gentleman. References. 2740
stove and frigidaire. Reason-
Richton, Townsend 7-5665.
able. 3224 Rochester Ave.,
caretaker, or call Townsend FOR RENT - Large room with
ROS!! IIASHONAII GREETINGS
7.0151,
separate kitchen, for a couple.
2
Furnished or unfurnished. Heat,
All kinds of Machzorim (English translation), Silk
WANTED-Couple or single. to
light, gas and frigidaire in-
and Wool TALEISIM, and attractive New Year
share three-room furnished
cluded. 2562 Cortland Ave.,
Cards. Also a full line of Printing.
apartment with two ladies.
Townsend 7-1551.
Home atmosphere. Good trans-
New Arrivals
portation. 9810 Law ton, Apt. FOR RENT - Large, airy room
41, near Rochester. Inquire Sun-
in home of small family. 2203
2616 TYLER near Linwood
day until 6 p. m.
TO. 8-7820
Pasadena Ave. Chernoff.
PII. KUTNICK, Prop.
FOR RENT - Lovely room furl FOR RENT - Large, furnished
lady, gentleman or employed
room for a girl in home of two
- 12c2;tr
couple in refined home. 3710
adults. Good location. Near car
Burlingame Ave., Apt. 411. Near
and bus lines. Townsend 6-1283.
Dexter bus. If not in, ring care-
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA. Will
taker.
9038 12TH STREET
rent four or five furnished or
8210 TWELFTH ST.
TRINITY 2.0100
at (lairmount
FOR RENT - Bright room with
unfurnished rooms. Reasonable.'
54, 5 , 555 till 5
adjoining bathroom. Private tele-
op,
IULES
OLEN
1681 Lee Place.
SAM WEIN
WORLD'S PREMIERE of the Great Yiddish Talkie
phone. Garage. Dinners Optional.
Gentlemen preferred. Near Law- FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in new, single home of
ton bus. Townsend 8.9592.
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By Mendele Mocker Sforim
small family for a gentleman.
FOR RENT - Beautiful, large
DETROIT'S FINEST ROADHOUSE DINNERS
Reasonable. 4032 Tyler Ave.,
room in single home for single
near Dexter. Hogarth 1376.
Entertainment by
<11'
or couple. Small, adult family.
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Modern conveniences. Kitchen FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in home of small family.
privileges. Garage. Near car and
'
2566 Monterey Ave. Townsend
60
bus lines. 2319 Leslie Ave.
Suave Swamies
8-2666. Inquire between 8 a. m.
Townsend 6-8046.
and 8 p. m. daily except Sunday.
TEXAS ROCKETS - RALPH FISHER'S MUSIC
FOR RENT - Newly furnished
atV
room in home of couple. Garage. FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
large room for a young lady or
Reasonable. 15781 1V'ushburn
employed couple. Telephone serv.
Ave. Near Lawton bus line.
ice. Good transportation. Refer-
Davison 4418. Inquire evenings.
ences. Atkinson Ave., near La.
FOR RENT - Beautiful, furn-
Salle. Tyler 7-1093.
24026 E. JEFFERSON
ROSEVILLE 0537
ished room in single home. All
conveniences. Telephone serv- FOR RENT - Beautiful, furnish-
ed room for one or two in home'
ice. Real home for right party.
of three adults. Modern conven-
Good transportation. 2537 Glynn
BIG FALL OPENING SHOW
iences. Good transportation.
Court. •
2746 Glendale Ave., near Law-
FOUR OLD TIMERS
UNEMPLOYED, with car. Badly
ton.
Songs Phis
in need of job. Will take any
position. full or part time; with UNWANTED HAIR removed per-
J. BURTON DeVANT •
or without use of my car. Louis
manently and safely by electroly-
"Just a Fake"
Telles, 1681 Taylor, Madison
sis. Results absolutely guaran-
Presenting ISIDORE CASHIER and HELEN BEVERLEY
SUZANNE & CHRISTINE
3201.
teed. Celia Novick, 9840 Dexter
Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer
SAMMY DIBERTS MUSIC
Blvd., Recreation Bldg., 2nd
FOR RENT - Well-furnished five
floor. Tyler 4-9525.
STARTING FRIDAY, SEPT. 8
room flat, gas heat, all conven-
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• nd continuing Every Day from 7 P. M. to 11 P. M.-
iences and privileges. Good trans- FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Sundays, 2 P. M. to 11 P. M.
portation. Landlady wishes to
room for one or two in apart-
Tickets: Week days, Adults 35c, Children 10c:
NOW OPEN SUNDAYS
reserve one sleeping room. Rea-
ment. Reasonable. Near
Sundays: Adults 40c, Children 15e.
car and bus lines. Townsend
sonable. Inquire Sits. Kopitz,
Coming Friday-NAN BLAKSTONE
9232 Dexter Blvd .
5-9552.

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