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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

February 16, 1940

SORIN CONCERT ON THURSDAY

HITLER

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Jews, and began to
discuss the Jewish question.
The Jews, he said, laughing,
were Germany's best protec-
tion. They were the pledge
uaranteed that foreign
that g
powers would allow Germany
to go her way in peace. lf the
did not withdraw
de m ocracies
their boycott, he would take
the German Jews as
from
much of their property as
would cover the damage done
to Germany by the boycott.
" 'We'll show them how fast
they'll have to stop their anti-
German propaganda! T h e
Jews will yet make Germany's

Viennese

laughed. Hitler

their lives in the palm of his
precious Jewish
hand: their
lives. The company burst out
laughing again.

That was in 1933. For another

and Mrs.
Ottawa, Ontario, by Mr.
Maurice Sides. In memory of Asher
Titkin by Miss Helen Kass. in memory
of Miss Elhinger from Mr. and
Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Goldberg and Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel II. Harris. In memory of Meyer
Franklin by Mr. and Mrs. Max Bush-
kin. In the Julian Mark and Stephen
S. Wise Forest in memory of Mr. and
Mrs. William Freedman, by daughter.
Mrs. Flora Goodman.

Those wishing to contribute to
the National Fund, kindly get in
touch with Mrs. Philip Lipson,
Un. 1-9440, or Mrs. David Selig-
son, Townsend 8-8742.

ASALLE

Window Shade Co.

of Mrs. Milton Gordon, Mrs. Muriel
Levinson, Mrs. Israel Katz and Mrs.
Harry Myers, by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Shetzer. In honor of the wedding aunt-
ersary of Mr. and Mrs. Ily Broder
by Mr. cud Mrs. Isaac Shetzer. To the
Joseph 11. Ehrlich Fund from Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Prentls, Mrs. Jacob Fried-
berg, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Men, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Lebster of Flint ; Sey-
mour Simons, Jeanette, Ethel, Bess and
Morris Steinberg of New York, Julia
and Al Robin of New York, Rebecca
and Irving Si gman of New York, Mrs.
Lillian Saulson, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Bron-
stein and the Misses Sadie, Betty and
Rosalind Schubot.

to say that there
went on
must, of c ourse, come a time
when there would be nothing
left to take from the Jews.
But then he would still hold

" 'Streicher', Hitler contin-
himself, 'has
laughing
ued,
suggested that in the next war
they should be driven ahead
of our a ttacking defense lines.
They w ould be the best pro-
tection for our soldiers. I shall
consider the s uggestion."
"The part y shouted with
laughter at this 'witticism',
and Hitler, stimulated by his
success, went into detail on
the measures he would take
to expropriate the Jews slowly,
but relentlessly, and to drive
them out of Germany . .
"At that time (1933), after
the first pogrom, Hitler was
compelled slightly to water
down his attacks on the Jews.
But for that very reason he
seemed to think it important
not to allow anti-Semitism to
slacken. I have since heard
Hitler many times express his
views about the Jews."

Hadassah Sponsors
Oneg Shabbat Play

Hadassah wil !sponsor an Oneg
Shabbat Saturday, Feb. 24, at
2:30, at Shaarey Zedek. A dra-
matic narrative entitled "Por-
traits of Historic Jewesses„' writ-
ten by Mrs. Joshua Sperka, will
be presented. Mrs. Walter Field
is casting and directing the pres-
entation.
Mrs. George Fineman and her
social committee are in charge
of the social hour and refresh-
ments following the program.
The Jewish National Fund
Committee announce the follow-
ing contributions:
iintiorin ir the recent recovery from

from Rauschning's "The
in,e Of Destruction":
''Hitler had mentioned the

-

fortune!"
"Everybody

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WINDOW SHADES
MADE TO ORDER
Cleaned and Repaired
LINOLEUM
Inlaid and Battleship
CARPETING
Rugs and Furniture
VENETIAN BLINDS
Drapery Hardware

Trees have been ',hinted as follows:
In honor of Mrs. Richard Cott by Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, In honor of the
50th birthday of Abraham Srere by Mrs.
Joseph 11. Ehrlich and family and from
Mr. and :11 rs. Isaac Shetzer. In honor
of the first wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Page by Miss Rose
Krohn. In memory of Bela Fisch of

SAMUEL SORIN

Samuel Sorin, brilliant Detroit
pianist and 1939 Young Artist
winner, will appear in concert
at the Detroit Institute of Arts
on Thursday evening, Eeb. 22.
Pronounced by Eugene Or-
mandy, director of the Philadel-
phia Orchestra and one of the
judges in the national contest,
as "a real artist," Sorin was
selected from the cream of the
nation's talent at the biennial
convention of the National Fed-
eration of Music Clubs in Balti-
more last spring. In addition to
first prize of $1,000, the winner
of this contest is given the op-
portunity to appear in concert
with the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra in Philadelphia and at
Carnegie Hall, New York.
Sorin, well known to music
patrons who heard him in his

two years Herr Rauschning was
a member of the intimate Hitler
circle. One wonders whether he
was among those who "shouted
with laughter", and whether he
tried to protest against the "wit-
ticism" of the Nazi beasts and
perverts.
From beginning to end, this
Rauschning volume uncovers the
perversion of the Hitlerites, their
branding of everything they dis-
liked as Jewish, their corruption,
Plans are completed for the
their lust for personal enrich- annual games party to be given
ment.
by the Detroit Graduate Asso-
When the question of the Pro- ciation of Alpha Epsilon Phi at
tocols arose, Rauschning did
point out that they were forger-
ies, but Hitler admitted that he
was inspired by them.
On the whole, "The Voice of
Destruction" renders a great
service with its revelations. It
has value also in the chronologi-
cal yearly tables with which each
section of this story is intro-
duced. Hitlerism emerges from
this expose as an even more bru-
tal force than it has been pic-
tured until now.

Detroit debut which was spon-
sored by the Music Study Club in
1936, is in his early twenties and
has studied under such outstand-
ing instructors as Ernest Hutche-
son, president of the Julliard
School of Music; Beryl Rubin-
stein, director of the Cleveland
Institute of Music; Sergei Tar-
nowsky of Chicago, and Dr. Mark
Gunzburg of Detroit. He returns
to Detroit following successful
engagements on the West Coast
where he appeared in concert with
the Seattle Symphony Orchestra.
The Tuesday Musicale presents
Samuel Sorin in his Detroit Con-
cert recital. Tickets are now
available at Grinnell Brothers.

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In , !iscussing the Modernization

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Lewis, president of the Indus-
trial Morris Plan Bank, ad-
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In Memory of My Sister

By

HATTIE

MORRIS

She was so full of radiance and

light.

MISS JEAN LEVY

Hotel Statler on Wednesday eve-
ning, Feb. 21, at 8 o'clock.
Miss Marion Touff, president
of the local alumnae group, has
appointed Mrs. Jack Ecker gen-
eral chairman of the affair. Miss
Miriam Carver, Miss Jean Levy
and Miss Dolly Greenstone are
in charge of hospitality and
prizes.
Tickets may be purchased from
any member of the organization,
or at the door.

Molly Segal Auxiliary of
J. C. R. S.

The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
Detroit J. C. R. S. of Denver,

And her face was like the other Colo., held a board meeting Wed-

angel-faces, clear and bright. nesday, Feb. 7, at the home of

And I thought to myself, "How Mrs. S. Moss. Final plans were

her brown eyes must have
shown
As she leaned her head against
God's throne."

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20, at 12:30 p. m., at the Bnai
Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.

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