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Vol. XLI, No. 24
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VIRONICLE
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1939
CATHOLIC FORCES FOLLOW POPE'S 'COMMUNITY FUND'S
LEAD; DENOUNCE ANTI-SEMITISM; DRIVE COMMENCES
JOIN TO DEFEND BILL OF RIGHTS ON MONDAY NOV. 6
,
Pius XII Raises Banner of Christianity
Against Totalitarian Paganism;
Condemns Racialism
JEW-BAITING IS CONDEMNED
BY CATHOLIC ALUMNI ASS'N
Telephone
CADILLAC
A Jewish View of Jesus
Sholem Asch Explores an Ancient Wound
By HENRY MONTOR
Per Copy, 10 Cents
PROGRAM PLANNED SHORT TERM REHABILITATION PLAN
'FOR SCHOOLS' 1939
EDUCATION DINNER ACCEPTED BY REFUGEE COMMISSION;
For a Jew there can be no Pride and spiritual satisfaction to
Service Group Members more challenging labor and no every
Christian.
Rabbi Blumenfield to Speak;
Work in Special Gifts
Samuel's Translation
more painful reminiscence than
Harry Hershfield to Be
Division
There
is scholarship; there is
to recreate the person of Jesus.
labor; there is painstaking soul-
Toastmaster
It is not only that the anguish searching for a Jew in the latest
FEDERATION LEADER'S of a people is inextricably bound
book
of
Sholem
Asch.
But
to
this
ENDORSING STATEMENT up with his name; but that reviewer the most notable aspect WILL CONCLUDE WORK
through the centuries men of wis- of "The Nazarene" is the trans- OF EDUCATION MONTH
Announce Personnel of Nu- dom and men of malice have lation by Maurice Samuel, who
merous Teams Formed by dredged to the very bottom for does more to strengthen the lit-
Children's Congregations
every known fact and probed with erary repute of Asch than has any
Service Group
Established by United
every literary artifice the emo- other translator. Inevitably a life
tions
dons and passions which surround of Jesus must be veiled in mys-
Hebrew Schools
With two weeks of solid wo
REPORT MANY FOUND HAVEN IN ZION
Doininican Republic Will Welcome 500
Exiled Families; Reich Will Permit
Emigration of Children
WORLD JEWISH CONGRESS AIDS
IN CONTACTING JEWISH EXILES
behind them, volunteers in t rk the legendary founder of Chris- ticism; it must be compounded of
power and dignity; it must restore
special gifts division of the 19 40 tianitv.
The third annual education d in-
Sholem Asch has dared to try an ancient time and yet make ner of the United Behr ew
Detroit Community Fund cam-
deeply
felt as though now expe- Schools will be given this ye ar
paign will continue their solicita- his own skill. He has written "The
tions through the scheduled pe- Nazarene" (G. P. Putnam's Sons), rienced the events being de- on Sunday, Nov. 19, at 6 p. m. in
riod of the drive, from Nov. 6 subtitled "a novel based on the scribed, In all these directions the social hall of Congregati on
through Nov. 2l. Chairmen, ma- life of Christ." Brushing aside Samuel makes an incomparable Shaarey Zedek.
Gus D. Newman is the gener al
jors and captains in the general orthodox tradition which finds co contribution with an English
campaign, which opens officially reference to Jesus in the accepted whose fluid imagery makes great chairman of the dinner committe e.
ROME. (WNS) — A ringing denunciation of Commu-
writings of Jesus' time, and poetry of every paragraph. There Mrs. George H. ,Roberts, cha ir-
eschewing the apologetic tone are many moments when contin- man of reservations, has as h er
nism, totalitarianism and all forces which put the state Radio Talks for
with which some Jewish writers ued reading of the novel is as associates Mesdames Louis Robi n-
above the will of the people, was issued by Pope Pius XII
WASHINGTON. (WNS)--A compromise was reached
Community Fund have sought to justify the circum- hard and unrewarding as the run- son and Jack Perlmutter. Can tor at the
final session of the Intergovernmental Committee
in his first encyclical last week. In this document the Pope
stances which led to the cruci- ning through primeval under- Jacob II. Sonenklar is in char go
raises the banner of Christianity against totalitarian pa-
Dr. Leonard Sidlow and fixion, Asch has written a rev- brush. But the poetic prose of of the musical program, and Mr s . for Political Refugees, at which it was decided to modify
erent
Louis
J.
Tobin
is
chairman
Samuel's
English
gives
the
neces-
of President Roosevelt's program for the settlement of the
account of the life and Oates
ganism, which idolizes purely human values, and against Clarence II. Engross will ad-
the table decorations. The oth er ten to twenty million persons who may be made homeless
(PLEASE TWO' To SAUS
atheism, which denies the exist-'e
dress the radio audience on be- of Jesus which give nothing but
oPEOSITE EDITORIAL)
members of the committee a re
with of God. His "heart torn
half of the Detroit Community
Louis Robinson, president of t he by the European war, and concentrate efforts on the
with anguish" by the war and the
Fund campaign, over the Alt-
4 irnmediate problems of taking care
United Ilebrew Schools; Rob Li
"spiritual and moral bankruptcy"
man Jewish Hour, radio sta-
Harold N. Rosenthal, Abraha m
of the times, Pope Pius once
refugees from greater Ger-
tion WMBC, this week-end. Dr.
J. Lachover, Joseph II. Ehrlic h,
again expressed deep-felt grief
Sidlow will be heard on Satur-
Maurice Landau, Philip Slom o-
at Poland's fate and hope for her
The
objections raised by Brit-
day evening, Nov. 4, at 9:30
vity, Simon Shetzer, Julius Be r-
resurrection. lie condemned rac-
o'clock.
ain and France were based on the
man, Aaron A. Silberblatt, llarr y
ism, the violation of treaties, the
Mrs.
Joseph
H.
Ehrlich
Re-Elected
Clarence 11. Enggass, who is
Cohen and Bernard Isaacs.
facts that, since they expected to
destruction of Poland, the recourse Sessions to Be Held at Bnai chairman of the board of gov-
One of the Vice-
guest speaker at the di 5-
to arms and the forcible transfer
win the war that necessity for
Presidents
Palestinian V isi to r Also ner The
Moshe; Banquet and
ernors of the Jewish Welfare
will be Rabbi Samuel M. Btu Horrors Exposed; Jews Told
of populations. Ile stressed the
a vast program involving tremen-
Federation, will broadcast his
Auxiliary Sessions
Tells of Detroit's Share
Wield of Chicago, dean of th
ideals of Christianity as opposed
Pharaoh
Had
Not
Gone
NEW YORK (WNS) — Mrs.
appeal on for support of the
dous shifts of populations and the
allege of Jewish Studies, Rabb
to all these destructive forces,
in Pioneering
"Half ar F
Enough"
Community Fund Drive, on David de Sole l'ool was unani-
lumenfield is connected with th
expenditure of billions of dollars
pointing out that the Christian
mously elected president of Ha-
Congregations
and
their
worn-
U
Sunday
noon,
Nov.
5,
at
one
niversity
of
Chicago,
where
h
concept of life recognizes the in-
would be eliminated. The dele-
dassah, women's Zionist organi-
Detroit Jewry's share in the onducts classes in Jewish history
dividual as the end and the state en's auxiliaries throughout the o'clock.
NEW YORK (WNS) — An gates representing these two coun-
Dr. Sidlow's and Mr. Eng-
as the means; it respects "the state have selected delegates to
Chalutziuth (pioneering) move- n ociology and religion. Ile is recog account of atrocities visited upon t
ries contended that after their
ized as one of the outstandin
rights peculiar to the family" and the semi-annual convention of the gess' radio talks are part of a
ment in Palestine was described e ducators and is an inspirin g Jew and non-Jew in German con- countries have succeeded in crush-
Michigan
Synagogue
Conference,
series
of
Community
Fund
ad-
maintains as sacred and inviol-
g
dresses broadcast over radio
Sunday morning by an emissary a pecker. The toastmaster of th , centration camps, contained in a ing the Slither regime, there would
able the individual conscience un- to be held this Sunday, Nov. 5,
der which all nations may live in Detroit, for the first time since station WMBC through the
from the Ain Hashophet colony t h 'ening will be the famous as statement that accused the Nazis be no more persecution of hun-
or, humorist and cartoonist
in "the unity of a supernational the organization was founded courtesy of Hymn Altman.
who was a guest here for a few II arry Hershfield,
of "inventing tortures almost be- dreds of thousands of persons be-
last January. A large number of
society."
days.
For thinner reservations call th e yond imagination," was made cause, of race and religion, and
guests will attend the sessions and on Monday, are calling thei
peoples scattered by the war
Addressing the current events Rice of the United Ilebrew public by the British Government that
the banquet. at the conclusion of workers together for last minut
Reich Bars Encyclical from
would be returned to their homes.
Schools, Madison 8770.
the all-day meeting. Rabbi Mor- instructions. Many Detroit Sery
in a document called a White
group of Congregation Shaer
Catholic Churches
They would debuild the regions
ey I The Education Dinner will con-
ris Adler of Congregation Shaa-
Zedek, Joseph M. Wilfand, a Bo s - elude the activities of this year' a Paper. In a London dispatch to devastated by the war as was
BERLIN (WNS) — Although rey Zedek will be the speaker at ice Group members are working
the New York Times , Raymond
in the special gifts division as well
it did not mention by name either the
done in France and Belgium after
tonian until he settled in Pale a- Education Month of the United Daniell reports on the Wihte
banquet.
Pa-
as every other unit in the cam-
the World War.
Germany or Russia, the first en-
line six years ago, described the Ilebrew Schools.
per which reveals the attitude of
In addition to the rabbis and paign set-up.
cyclical of l'ope Pius XII, in
Children's Minyonim
beginnings of this colony and its
, the Nazis toward the Jews, espe- Dominican Republic Will Accept
For 22 years, the Jews in this
which he denounced the totalitar- lay-leaders representing the vari-
500 Refugee Families
There has been added a new cially the anti-Jewish outrages
rise to the present position of
ian form of government, was ous synagogues in Detroit and community have participated in
Prominence in the Jewish home- unit to the system of Children's that followed the assassination of
General Rafael Trujillo, former
banned from being read in Catho- out-state communities, boys' and the program of the Detroit Com-
Sabbath Congregations of the Ernst vom Rath, third secretary president of the Dominican Re-
land.
girls' groups of the respective munity Fund," states Clarence H.
lic churches here.
United Ilebrew Schools in the In the German Embassy In Paris, public, announced that 600 refu-
Mr. Wilfand recalled that the
congregations will have a special Enggass, chairman of the board
Zrsts Detroit .group of boys and Parkside-Midland School where by Herschel Grynszpan, 17-year. gee families will be admitted to
session simultaneously with the of governors of the Jewish Wel-
M.
Michlin Is principal. This old Polish Jew,
Calls Upon Catholics to Renew afternoon business meeting of the fare Federation, "and on the eve
girls who settled in Palestine as
his country without payment of
MRS. DAVID de SOLA POOL Chalutzim 10 years ago blazed the congregation is supervised by N •
Defense of Bill of Rights
In a foreword to the collection the 'mat 1500 immigration fee.
convention. Young Israel will be of the 1940 drive members of the
Ruttenberg. Like the other chil-
NEW YORK (WNS) — A na- hosts to this youth session at Detroit Service Group — Federa- zntion of America, at the 25th path for hundreds of pioneers dren's congregations. the pupils of horror stories the British Gov Trujillo explained that this con-
tionwide appeal to Catholics for which members of its interme- tion's fund-raising branch—are annual convention held at the from this country who have gather on Saturday morning at ernment, explaining why the tes- cession would be made because
s "so ton g until families are not considered
renewed defense of the Bill of diate groups will compete in an again mustering their forces for Manhattan Center here. Mrs. played an important role in re- 9:30 and they conduct their own timony had been suppressed
immigrants, but "refugees whom
Rights to meet the rapidly in- oratorical contest for a free trip two weeks of active campaigning. Pool, wife of Rabbi David de construction work. Ile declared services with their own Chazon now, declares that
as
creasing attacks upon it by "so- to the Young Israel Midwestern
that Detroit is considered the and their own management, under there was the slightest prospect my crciO.LeArnsT eTnu twiT llrp eA ce4e > with
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TURN o
crimp, TO ED1ToRIAL PAWS.
OPPOSITE
EDITORIAL)
OPP(isITIS
EDITORIAL)
of
reaching
any
settlement
with
creator of the American Chalutz the supervision of the teachers.
Convention in Chicago during the
movement to Palestine.
Thanksgiving week-end. The con-
These Sabbath morning services the German Government" it would
test is open to all Jewish boys
Is his address, which was fol- are always concluded with a Kid- have been wrong to do anything
might have the effect of
andgirls throughout Michigan of
lowed by a question and answer dush, the Chazon or any other "which
inspiring hatred between Ger-
the ages 13-17.
period that lasted more than an member of the congregation recit- many and Britain." The govern-
hour, Mr. Wilfand told of the ing the Brocho of the Kiddush, ment also said that it was fcrced
The Women's Session for dale-
conversion of the northern site in and cakes and other delicacies are now to disclose the facts as that
gates of sisterhoods or ladies'
Palestine,
at Juara, in the midst served the children. These re- the public might know that under
auxiliaries, which is called for the Three
Tidbits from Everywhere
of neglected territory and in hilly freshments are generally provided the present German regime "the
J ewish
of discussing plans for
Popular "Zion Flag Day"
Registration in Adult Edu - the organization of an auxiliary
country
occupied
by Arabs, into by the parents of the children.
and Tomorrow"
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
Another Junior Congregation is treatment accorded is reminiscent
the present beautiful colony
group to the Michigan Synagogue
cation Department
of the darkest ages in the history Drive to Aid $5,000,000
at
the
Bnai
David
Synagogue,
(rnryright 1939. a. A. R. a.)
known, in honor of former Justice
Conference, will be opened at
"The Jewish Community—To-
many.
Monday Evening
National Fund Plan
M. Mathis, the principal of
Brandeis. as Ain Hashophet, where
10:30 a. m. in the social hall of day and Tomorrow" will be the
Hebrew School which holds
Reports of Consuls
Congregation Bnai David, Elm- subject of the symposium at the WAR ECHOES
meaning Eye (or well) of the the
its sessions in the Central High
The document contains the re-
Registration for classes given hurst and 14th, and will continue Town Meeting of the Men's Club
NEW YORK, N. Y.—A $5,-
Have you read Trotzky's sum- Judge. A little more than two School, is in charge. Rabbi Joshua
by the Shaarey Zedek adult edu- to 1 o'clock. At 11 a, m. a special of Temple Beth El, to be con- ming up of the Nazi situation? years ago 30 young people created Sperka of the congregation co- ports of British Consuls in var- 000,000 Palestine land acquisition
ious
German cities, many of the and reclamation program, design-
t
cation department will take place meeting of the board of directors ducted on Tuesday evening, Nov. . . . proceeding with he foundation for this colony. operates with this work and takes
in rooms 110 and 111 of the Syna- of the Michigan Synagogue Con- 7, at 8 o'clock, at the Temple.
the infallibility of a somnambulist Today it has more than 200 set- a great interest in the develop- stories therein having been pre- ed to increase the agricultural
suggested in guarded lan- yield of the country during the
gogue, Monday, Nov. 6, between ference will convene.
The speakers will be Herman to the brink of the precipice," he ters, among whom are 35 chil- ment of this minyon. Ile also viously
says.
8 and 10 p, m. A variety of
dren—a number of whom were made arrangements for the Kid- guage in unofficial newspaper ac- war and to provide settlement op-
Jacob, executive director of the
counts, between March, 1938, and portunities for the Jewish refu-
The main session of the con- Jewish Community Center; Wil-
courses is offered, including many
War experts claim that the suc- born in the colony—and 27 boys slush and refreshments, which are February, 1939, which confirm gees from the war
will open at 1:30 p. m. Liam I. Boxerman, executive sec.
and girls from Germany.
fields of Jewish life, literature vention
supplied by members of his con- the worst reports of treatment of stantly arriving in the Jewish
at the assembly hall of Congrega- retary of the Jewish Community cess of the Nazi U-boats is due
and thought in their scopes,
to a new invention under German
Among the early settlers in this gregation.
J ewish prisoners in concentra- National Home, is the war ritua.
tion Bnai Reports
Moshe, on
Dexter
and Council, and Philip Slomovitz, control ... It seems that the new colony was Ephraim Ticktin, De-
Ilebrew. Bible, Jewish concepts, Lawrence.
conference
A minyon which has been es= tion camps, mainly at Buchenwald. lion measure which has been
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,TURN
Jewish history, littlrgy and ob-
U-boats
can
kill
their
engines
and
RN TO EDITORIAL PACIEI
troit
boy
who
was
a
victim
of
tablished
already
for
several
years
Jews were told that they were formuIntcd and is being put into
°NORMS EDITORIALS
(PLEASE TURN TO LAST PACIT,/
servance and Zionism are offered
Arab terrorism a year and half is conducted by the principal of not only being treaty) as their eperation by the Jewish National
in the regular curriculum. In ad-
ago, Among the babies in the the David W. Simons Branch (for forefathers had been in Egypt Fund headquarters in Jerusalem.
dition, a course on the "Archae-
colony is Ticktin's son who was merly the Tuxedo-Holmur School), and that l'haroah had not gone
Details regarding the plan were
ology and Geography of Pales-
born three months after his fa- Solomon Kasdan, who is assisted "half far enough." The White conveysil to Dr. Israel Goldstein,
by his staff of teachers.
ther's martyrdom.
tine" is being offered by special
Paper commented: "Under the president of the American branch
One more Children's Congrega-! present regime it will be seen that of the Jewish National Fund, by
arrangement with the University
Mr. Wilfand described the
of Michigan Extension Division.
movement toward Juara for the tion is conducted in the Philadel- conditions in Germany and the Menahcm Ussishkin, president of
phia-Byron
under the su- I treatment accorded Germans are the Zionist General Council and
Prof. Leroy Waterman, chairman
establishment of the Ain Hash°. per•ision of School
Abraham Schachter,' reminiscent of the darkest ages head of the Zionist land-redeem-
of the university's department of
phet colony as part of the scheme, A. Panush and
J. Cashdan.
ing agency, in a call he sent by
the Oriental languages and litera-
in the history of man."
during the days of partition,
Several hundred pupils attend i In addition to the prison-camp cable to U. S. Zionists in connec.'
ture and professor of Semitics, Creator of World's Most Important Non-Sectarian Cause
when five colonies were created
will be in charge.
for Mercy Advocated Move- outside the boundaries of the these Sabbath congregations.
Lion with the American Jewisn
()'LEASE: TURN TO PAGE: I)
silent for Colonization of Palestine in an "Ope n Letter" Which
fund-raising program for the
Classes will be held on Monday
then proposed Arab and Jewish
coming winter. The observance
nights, weekly, from Nov. 13,
states to assure the expansion of
Was Published in 1866
during the week-end of Nov. 25-
through May 27, 1940, A current
Jewish-controlled territory. Ile
26 of Zion Flag Day, a nation-
problems class, directed by Philip
described the new settlement on
wide popular drive for the Pal-
Slomovitz, meets each Sunday
the hills of Ephraim as the rise
By
PHILIP
SLOMOVITZ
morning at 10 a. m.
of a center where no Jewish habi- Continuation of Symposium Conducted Among Detroit estine Land Fund, conducted
through
the sale of miniature re-
The planned schedule of the
tation existed for 2,000 years.
. Jewish Youth on Their Status as Jews
productions of the blue-white em-
Monday evening division is to
The Arabs, he said, were paid
A Swiss tradition for liberty
blem,
is
an
outstanding feature In
and
as
Americans
Editor'. Note: Renewed ac- the establishment of a Jewish for evacuating the land and set-
have two periods from 8 to 8:45 and fraternity is being revived.
this program.
P. m., and from 9:15 to 10 p. m. History repeats itself in an irn- tivities in this country and commonwealth in Palestine.
tling elsewhere, and among the
A special course in Jewish corn- portant announcement which re- throughout the world in behalf
Declaring that the realization
The memory of Jean Henri Arabs who made claims for cash EDITOR'S NOTE—Keen interest is being displayed by the' youth
munal institutions is scheduled cently come from Geneva in a of the Red Cross, spurred by Dunant is revived in a significant payments and received alloca-
of Detroit in the symposium being conducted by The Detroit of the $5,000,000 land acquisition
and reclamation project during
conditions created by the war, and most striking biography, just cations were a number, it de-
Jewish Chronicle on the future of our youth i n
for the half hour period between cable that read its follows:
th is year is largely dependent
We present here additional statements. This symposium will
8:45 and 9:15. This course will "Rev. Theophile Grin, leader of are arousing new interest in published by Oxford University veloped later, who never lived
upon the support of U. S. Jewry
continue next week.
be given at a general assembly one of the world's smallest minor- this great cause as well as in Press, in which the author, Mar- there but made appearances in or-
wh;sh is "at this juncture our
of the entire enrollment and will ities group, the Romansh-speaking its founder, M. Jean Henri tin Gumpert, himself a refugee der to mulct the Jewish settlers.
mainstay," hfenahem Ussishkin
Dunant,
who
laid
the
founda-
b0 in the nature of a forum. Visit- Swiss, has launched a new move•
from Germany whose present work
Among the achievements of The Problems That Face
, problems and articulate certain emphasized that "land is and
ing lecturers will speak on various ment in behalf of the Jewish cause. tion for this great work 75 has
issues for himself. It is upon the remains the basis of our people's
been done into English by AM Hashophet, in which former The Jewish Youth
.
.
■ TIlitS1 To EDITORIAL PAGE)
phases of Jewish communal life. Calling the movement "La Deliver- years ago. M. Dunant was •
Maker Chambers, translator
answers ,he provides for these future." Warning against the pos-
By AKIVAH DRASNIN
Isadore Sobeloff of the Jewish ance, Rev. Grin plans to organize great humanitarian in every of the works of Franz Werfel and
problems that he defines his rela- sibility of "an eclipse of vision"
Welfare Federation, Herman Ja- Swiss support for the establish- sense of the word. In addition Felix Suiten. It is a powerful
tionship to fellow Jews as well as as a result of which no distinc-
It was not so many years ago to
cobs of the Jewish Community ment of a Jewish State in Pal- to wor,king for the relief of book because it is in itself such
non-Jews.
tion would be drawn between pal-
that our Jewish papers devoted
he was she a great a n outpouring of passionate de ,
Center, Bernard Isaacs of the estine. A manifesto has been is- s suffering
ire
The first set of problems arise liative measures and "our ulti•
both ',tinting ink and news apace
United Hebrew Schools and Louis sued to the Swiss government to aattier s For peace •nd wa• the f or a return to the humani.m
from
the
position
of
the
Jew
as
a
mate aim," the veteran Zionist
to such articles as "Why I Am
Newmark of the Jewish Children's petition Great Britian to carry out first recipient of the Nobel a nd the decency of the last century
of a minority group. Here leader directed the following ap-
a Jew", or "What It Means to member
lie must face issues experienced peal to the Jews of America:
Home will be among the lecturers the mandate of the Balfour De- Peace Prize. He was one of the which is now being destroyed. Mr.
Ile a Jew." While one still sees
in this course. Other lecturers will duration's promise of facilitating e minent Christian forerunners Gum pe rt's book "Dunant, the
by members of other minority
"it is to you, American Jews,
such articles in our periodicals
be announced later.
the creation of a Jewish National of Dr. Theodor Heral who •d- S Tory of the Red Cross," is not
that our eyes are directed. On
they
do not appear as frequently groups such as economic and edu- you
The permanent faculty of the Home in the Holy Land. Romansh vacated Jewish national rehab. o my a biography of Dunant and
we have to rely to provide
cational
restrictions
as
well
as
as they formerly did; perhaps the
department will include Rabbi A. is a Rhaeto-Romanic dialect spok- ilitation in Palestine. The fol- a history of the Red Cross, but
Sholem Asch's new novel on advent of Ilitler influences Jew-. social limitations. As the members the hulk of the Jewish National
lowing article is published with i s in reality the history of a cen-
M. Hershman, Rabbi Morris Ad- en in Grisons Canton."
Fund's
budget of $5,000,000 for
of
a
minority group he is faced
the life of Jesus, "The Nazarene," !lob journalism in this instance.
the consent of and in
ter, Max Chomsky, Miss Zelda
t
The movement inaugurated by! ora
ti on with Opinion Magazine I ury's struggle for decency and already proclaimed a modern mas- At any rate while these articles with anti-Semitism in its various the current year. The situation
iberty and equality.
Rosenthal, Philip Slomovitz. Addi- Rev, Grin had its counterpart in ,
in
Eretz
Israel today cannot be\
manifestations. The second set of
tional instructors will be appoint- a significant undertaking in which! of which Dr. Stephen S. Wise is H is Cry: "We Are All Brothers" terpiece by all the literary maga- appear in Jewish papers, periodi- Problems are those which arise compared with the one that ex-
the _editor.
ed if needed.
cals
printed
by
non-Jews
failed
In this biography we read of zines, will be the subject of Rabbi
isted at the outbreak of the first
the founder of the Red Cross
I to carry corresponding articles from within Jewish life itself.
The registration fee for the movement—Jean Henri Dunant—'
he struggles of the man Dunant, Leon Fram's sermon at the Sab- upon such subjects as "Why I Am' Here he must reconcile his He. World War in 1914. The dr-
year is $1, which entitles the rag- played the leading role.
f his vision, of brutality at the bath Eve services at Temple lkth a Gentile", or "What It Meant braic culture and his historic; cumstances are cleari! and im-
istrant to choose any two courses
of the hundreds of thousands of b attic of Solferino in 1859, and El, Woodward and Gladstone. Fri.
measurably more fa orahle to-
Dunant in Limelight
to Be a Non-Jew". What was the heritage with conditions arising day. Nearly 5,000 new immigrants
desired. Registration will be con-
The name Dupont is again in refugees who are roam
roaming the o f his passionate cry: "We are day night, Nov. 10, at S o'clock.
from a dynamic social order. The
d ucted on Monday, Nov. 6, by the the limelight at the present
significance
of
these
articles?
and
refugees came into the Home-
time highways and byways of Europe, a II brothers" in a demand that In the course of his interpreta-
codification of Jewish laws and
synagogue's adult education corn. for several reasons. In the first Africa and Asia. But equally as n end be put to the horrors that tion of the novel, Rabbi Fram will Their significance lay in the fact the crystallization of practices! land during the past three months
go
that
life
for
the
Jew
since
he
and
the
influx contleuea For them
into
mittee, consisting of Theodore place, this is the 75th dnniversary important is the revival of interest ed with war. Almost singlehand- state the modern Jew's attitude
t raditions, and(
as weih as for those who came
Baruch, chairman. Nathan Speva- of the founding of the Red Cross. in the part that Dunant played a ly he battled for an idea and toward Jesus, the Gospels and emerged from the Ghetto has been moves took place
ace
within
•
milieu
a •question, on existence bound radically different from that of before, land is a primary need.
kow and Abraham Gordon. Secondly, there is considerable talk as one of the great forerunners n ideal until he finally won his the idea of the Messiah.
The immediate practical signi-
with problems, while life for the modern
The courses are open to any at present of the possibility of the of Dr. Theodor Herz] in props• c p oint. The international Red Cross
life. Ile must obviously,
The congregation will also take
adult member of the Jewish corn- Red Cross playing a leading role gating the cause of the redemp- t ame into being as a result of this occasion to observe Armistice non-Jew has always been a mat- reconcile his heritage with ores-, licarese our agriculture has as-
ter
of
munity,
ter
umed as a result of the war
acceptance,
a
fact,
Any
; ent day living conditions
in a movement for the repatriation tion of the Jewish people through he Geneva Conference of 1864. Day ty congregations! singing of
lends a greater urgency to the
Jew who takes his life as a Jew ,
simile Triter TO
ewes patriotic and peace hymns.
As
Jewish
youth
looks
to
the'
speedy
fulfillment of our pro-
seriously must clarify certain
OSA= TURN TO FAO/ Ii
gram."
Leaders of Christian Mobilizers Exposed
by the Non-Sectarian Anti-
Nazi League
STATE SYNAGOGUES '
CONCLAVE SUNDAY
ORGANIZE CLASSES
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
Hint Proposed Jewish State in Poland
May Be Abyss Out of Which Jews
Will Never Escape
Mrs. Pool Elected
to Head Hadassah
AIN HASHOPHET'S
RISE DESCRIBED
BRITISH DOCUMENT ni f ;7,
SHOWS ATROCITIES
WARTIME PROGRAM
TO AID PALESTINE
Men's Temple Club STRICTLY
Symposium Nov. 7 CONFIDENTIAL
JEAN HENRI DUNANT—FOUNDER OF TH E RED CROSS,
PHILO—SEMITE, HUMANITARIAN, HE RZL'S FORERUNNER
JEWISH YOUTH VIEWS ITS FUTURE
Rabbi Leon Fram
Will Lecture on
Asch's "Nazarene"
r