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PISTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
September 15, 1939
ROSH HASHONAH
GREETINGS
It Is An Extreme Pleasure and
Privilege to Extend Felicita-
tions on the Occasion of the
New Year to the Jewish
Community of Detroit.
May the New Year
Have Better Things
In Store for All
of You.
PISGAH MEETS
MONDAY NIGHT
Dr. Franklin, Butzel and Rabbi
Adler to Discuss "Defense
of Jewish Rights"
Next Monday night, Pisgah
Lodge No. 34 of Bnai Brith will
hold its first meeting of the fall
season in the Brown Memorial
Chapel in Temple Beth El. This
meeting is open to the public,
and Louis Rosenzweig, president
of the lodge, states that "every
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GREETINGS
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member, his family and friends,
should hear the symposium which
will be discussed by three of De-
troit's outstanding Jewish lead-
ers."
A symposium on the problem
of the ''Defense of Jewish Rights"
will be participated in by Dr.
Leo M. Franklin, rabbi of Tem-
ple Beth El, Fred M. Butzel,
communal leader, and Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler, assistant rabbi of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek. A
question and answer period will
follow as well as a musical pro-
gram to be rendered by Mrs.
Mildred Brasch, soprano, and
Mrs. Gertrude Oberstein, pianist.
Last Monday night the gen-
eral committee of Pisgah Lodge
held a meeting and disposed of
several routine matters as well
as referring several matters to
lodge for its meeting of Oct. 2.
Rabbi Adler, chairman of the
cultural committee, announced
that in addition to the symposium
the cultural committee is plan-
ning an evening of Jewish music
in October, a debate between
Hillel Foundations of the Uni-
versity of Michigan and Ohio
State during the month of No-
vember. Other programs to be
announced shortly will bring to
the community outstanding Jew-
ish and non-Jewish speakers.
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EXTENDS
ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS
to all members and workers for Torah and Zion's causes,
to all the Rabbonim, congregations, worthy institutions and
to all Israel for a happy, active and prosperous year in the
upbuilding of Eretz Israel L'am Israel Al Pi Torath Israel.
RABBI I. STOLLMAN, Exec. Chairman
DANIEL TEMCHIN, President
THE OFFICERS OF THE
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Extend to all its members and to the
entire Jewish community best wishes
for a happy and prosperous New Year
M. LEVITT, President
Rosh Hashanah Greetings
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Latest reports from the war front reveal that Jews in
Polish cities are being subjected to most brutal treatment
by the Nazis. Jews have been thrown in concentratio
n camps
in reprisal for the
t of Nazis by British in Palestine.
New German publications printed in Polish and circu-
lated in East Prussia carry on a vicious war propaganda
campaign against the Jews.
Reliable sources reveal that hundreds of Jews were
executed in cities in Poland occupied by the Germans.
Leaders in Jewish communities are held as hostages and
heavy fine. have been imposed upon
the Jews threatening
that unless they are paid the leaders will be killed.
The Hungarian press discloses that at least
500,000
Jews from Galicia have escaped across the Polish-Russo-
Carpathian border.
In the meantime large numbers of Jews ar e
enlisting
in the foreign legion. to fight
against the Nazis.
At the same time, the Nazis are appealing to Jewish
professional men to return to Germany
and to assume posts
that are
• badly in need of able men.
S. Wise, Dr. A. M. Hershman, Joseph Haggai
and Philip Slomovitz
DR. LEO M, FRANKLIN
ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS
Michigan Synagogue Con- 1
ference to Hold Regional)
Meeting at Saginaw;
North Central Division of
State-Wide Organization to
Convene Oct. 1
Neugarten 1Bunshine Club
Makes Plans for Annual
Luncheon on Nov. 15
The Neugarten Sunshine Club
will hold its annual luncheon on
Nov. 15 at the Stotler Hotel to
raise money to carry on its work
of caring for those in need of
medical attention,
Mrs. Samuel Blocher is presi-
dent of the club, and Mrs. Charles
Aller is chairman of the lunch-
eon, having as co-chairmen Mrs.
Carl Myers and Mrs. Martin
Kl'aUns,
Mrs, Max Steinman is
chairman of the bank committee.
Anyone desiring a hank may call
Mrs. Steinman, TO 6-1655.
The rummage store is now open,
and anyone who wishes to rum-
mage may contact the chairman,
Mrs. Harry Raphael, TO 6-6547,
or her co-chairman, Sirs. Norman
Jones,
Cards may be secured from Mrs.
Morris Bergstein, Elmhurst 6517-J,
Mrs. Jennie Tichtenstein has
charge of card parties. Mrs. Irvine
J. Levy is chairman of ads and
memoriams. She may be reached
at Madison 6438,
Meekly rallies
s will b held be-
ginning Sept. 20 , at 331 e 1 eld
cag
Chio
Blvd.
Initial steps for the mobilization
of Detroit Jewry in efforts ,for
defense of the rights of Jews
throughout the world were taken
at the annual meeting of the De-
troit chapter of the American Jel-
tab Congress on Monday evening,
at Central High School,
Addresses were delivered by
Mrs. Stephen S. Wise, national
president of Women's Division of
the American Jewish Congress;
Dr, A. M. Il e r s h m an, Joseph
Haggai and Philip Slomovitz, re-
tiring president of the Detroit
chapter.
Reports were submitted at this
meeting by Sol Lifsitz, re-elected
treasurer, and Aaron Rosenberg,
chairman of the nominating com-
mittee.
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Under the chairmans hip of
Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg of Flint, vice-
president for its North-Central
Division, the Michigan Synagogue
Conference will gather the rep-
resentatives of organized com- I
munities and isolated Jewish fami-
lies residing in 45 cities and towns
of the Central section of the state
and the Northern Peninsula. The
regional convention will take place
on Sunday, Oct. 1, second day of
Chol ha'Moed Succoth, at Saginaw.
It will be the first time that the
Jewish leaders of that area will
meet under the auspices of the
state-wide synagogue body. Similar
gatherings were held previously
in South Haven and Pontiac, for
the Western and Eastern Divi-
sions, respectively,
Isadore Cohen, president of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference,
has been invited to address the
1330
Saginaw meeting, which will take
place four weeks prior to the
fall convention of the state organi-
zation, scheduled for Sunday, Oct.
immi
29, in Detroit.
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Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid to Meet After
Holy Days
A board meeting of the Eva
l'renzlauer Maternity Aide was
held Tuesday at the home.of Mrs.
Charles Rubin.
Reports were given by Mrs. Rose
Goldberg and Mrs. Rose Rose, case
workers, on maternity and ton-
silectory cases.
Entertainment was given by
talented little Jean Rubin,
Mrs. Sam Osnos donated to the
flower fund in honor of her new
granddaughter. A donation was
also made by Mrs. Gert, Mrs. S.
Soloman also contributed to the
memorial fund, honoring the re-
covery of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Carrie Steinberg, and in memory
, of Mrs. Fannie Solomon.
A regular meeting will be held
after the Holy Days.
Wishing the Entire Jewish
Community a Happy
and Prosperous
New Year
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NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS
TO ALL!
The Women's Branch of the
American League for Peace and
Democracy will hold its opening
meeting at the Main Library on
Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 1:30
p. m.
Rev. Harold P. Morley, of Ann
Arbor, who will be remembered
for his excellent talk over the
radio last spring on the "Democ-
racy Speaks" program, will ad-
dress the meeting.
Election of officers for the
ensuing year will be held at this
meeting, and details of the first
luncheon to be given early in
October will be discussed.
Due to the turn of events in
Europe t o d a y, the American
League for Peace and Democracy
must continue to take its place
in the forefront to protest ag-
gression, to work for a change
in the tin-neutral ."neutrality"
law, and to keep the United
States out of war,
Tomorrow is the ambushed Walk
avoided by the circumspect.
Tomorrow is the fatal rock on
which a million ships are
wrecked,
—Walt Mason.
Morris Solonion
MORRIS SOLOMON
Women's Branch of League
for Peace and Democracy
to Meet on Sept. 20
New Admininstration
The following new administra-
tion was elected, Mr. Rosenberg's
report being fully approved by the
annual meeting:
Vice-presidents, Joseph. Haggai,
Aaron Rosenberg, William Hordes,
Henry Fenster and Mrs. Ralph
Davidson; 'treasurer,
Lifsitz;
recording secretary, Miss Reva
Antick; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Albert 'Feldstein; members
of administrative committee; the
officers, Dr. A. M. Hershman and
Rabbi J. S. Sperka. Members of
the executive committee: David
Sheraga, Mrs. Maurice Landau,
Mrs. Harry Lachover, Morris Lech-
over,• Lawrence W. Crohn, Rabbi
Si,. J. Wohlgelernter, Joseph 11.
Erlich, Mandell Bernstein, Simon
Shatter, Rabbi Isaac Stollman,
Aaron • Kurland, Rabbi Moses
Fischer,' Dr. Alexander , Sanders,
Benjamin Laikin, Harry Kamigipt,
Mrs. David Sheraga. ' ' •
Joseph H. Haggai ,was chosen
chairman of the executive board.
The following committees , were
approved by the meeting: Anti-
discrimination, A. C. Lappin, chairs
man; pubic relations, Lawrence W.
Crohn; educational, Aaron Rosen-
berg and Joseph Haggai; youth,
William Hordes and Aaron Rosen-
berg; organization, A. Lachover
and Henry Fenster.• '
The president for the coming
year, to succeed Philip Slomovitz,
will he selected by the administra-
tive and executive committees and
in the interim - Mr. Slomovitz will
remain as provisional chairman.
1939
In an era of war, we.pray for peace!
The mission of the Jews has always
been peaca, but now more than ever
we pray and hope for it.
It is with this wish for peace and for
the transformation of the years of de-
spair into years of joy and security that
I extend my greetings on the New Year
to all Inv friends.
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Addresses at Annual Meeting Delivered by Mrs. Stephen
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DETROIT JEWISH CONGRESS CHAPTER
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Mrs. Wite's Address
In her stirring address, Mrs.
Wise reviewed the history of the
American Jewish Congress and the
difficulties it has encountered dur-
ing the past 22 years. Describing
the war waged against Ilitlerism,
Mrs. Wise pointed out that the
Congress was correct in its mass
demonstration of March 27, 1933, whether or not their parents are
at which outstanding American affiliated with Emanuel Connie-
leaders joined with Jews in in- gation,
augurating the campaign against
The week-day morning pray-
' eris ni as a menace not only ers Sunday will include the read-
to Jews but to all mankind.
ing of the Torah, in accordance
Pointing out that the Congress with the ritual of the Fast of
seeks the unification of all Amer.
liah„Fo
i
al rlorawni g
ng
ed
lean Jewry, Mrs. Wise referred which
the to give
Prominent Speakers on 11th to the participation in the forma. the young people an opportunity
tion of the Congress of men like for religious self-expression
Season of Town Hall at
Justice Brandeis, Justice Frank. through active participation in
Casa Theater
fu rter, Judge Mack, Dr, Stephen ceremonial practices, tie parate
S. Wis, Pinchus Rutten,
ber g Louis class es for bo s
d
irl will be
works
Detroit Town Hall, under the Lipskye, and others. She
de scribed held, where the n
of the
direction of Nellie Peck Saun- the
activities
of
the
Congress
in ensuing year is to be outlined.
ders, announces the 11th sea-
the field of discrimination, in de. Forty regular sessions are
son of 20 Friday morning lees fense of Jewish rights overseas, scheduled between Sept, 24 and
tures of cultural importance, to in the conduct of the boycott, in June 23. Instruction will be giv-
be given in the Cass Theater. the information of the three Con- en in Bible, Jewish history and
At a matinee opening on Oct Kress houses by the Women's Divi- Religious Law, and stress will
20, Soo Yong, star oh both stage mon of the Congress which have be laid upon the fulfillment of
land screen, will present original already cared for 2 ,
000 refugees personal and social Mitzvoth as
monologues from the Chinese and are now housing 100 men and
duties of a living Judaism. Spe-
drania. Cornelia Otis Skinner women and children.
i al pcts
roje will emphasize
this season will be the last at-
Relating a conversation she had raining
for as
present-day
Jewish
traction on the pr o g r a m in with the eminent Viennese Prof life, such
the community,
March, Tony Sender, editor and Neumann who arrived in New philanthrophy and Pale
member of the Reichstag for 13 York last week, Mrs. Wise said Recreational and club ac stin e,
tiviti
d out
years until her enforced exile, that this great physician who took during the week will
round out
and Her Highness Rance of care of the world's outstanding the program.
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the
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School will please com-
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H. V. Kaltenborn, one pf the
Rabbi Hershman and Mr. gelernter at the synagogue study,
important internationally
1550 Taylor (TR 1-2934).
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told of the firat popular
of
prominent
Jewish Congress elections in 1918
active nt men who today are when American Jews organized to
in of
the history making demand just rights at the Peace
Problems
the world,
who will Conference. Rabbi Hershman
brine "Truth—not
Propaganda"
said
to the Town Hall platform. there
• is greater need for the J ew.
Among the other speakers are:
The Rt, Hon, Alfred Duff Cooper,
first Lord of the British Ad-
miralty until his disagreement
with the government's foreign
', elicit
forced his resignation;
Lord Marley. distinguished stlites-
man and Peer; Major George
Fielding Eliot, America's No. 1
military expert, and Jan Masaryk,
Minister to Great Britian and
Ica mg that
Councils.
of
The g e n e r a I discussion of
Judaism as part of the modern
social process and the outline of
a curriculum for the Jewish
school will be found valuable by
Jewish teachers and students.
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