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Polish government's anti-Semitic
policy by Dr. Ignacy Schwartz-
bard, Jewish member of the Po-
lish National Council, Poland's
Parliament-in-exile.
Dr. Schwartzbard coupled his
accusation against the former
Polish government with a demand
for better treatment of the Jews
in the future Polish state in his
speech before the Council. The
Jewish member announced also
that he will seek the creation of
a department for Jewish affairs
in the present Polish Cabinet-in-
exile and the inclusion of Jews
in the government's administra-
tive staff.
Making his first address before
the Council, Dr. Schwartzband
said that he represented no spe-
cial Jewish group or party but
considered himself a fighter for
the interests of the entire Jewish
population of Poland. He en-
dorsed the statement of Premier
Wladislaw Sikorski that the Po-
lish Jews had tied up their fate
with the fate of the Polish na-
tion.
Dr. Schwartzbard lauded the
intentions of the present provi-
sional government but said he
expected "action and prepara-
tions for a change in the atmo-
sphere of the Polish people re-
garding the Jewish people.''
Pointing out that Jews had vol-
unteered in the Polish Army in
France from all parts of the
world, he demanded that "a spirit
of brotherhood prevail in the
ranks of the Polish army and
that the anti-Semitic propaganda
conducted by some elements be
eliminated."
He charged that the former
Polish "Camp of National Unity"
government was partly respon-
sible for Germany's surprisingly
quick victory since the govern-
ment was pro-German, thus "par-
alyzing politically and economic-
ally the Polish resistance against
Nazism."
Following Dr. Schwartzba•d's
address, General Ghelichovski de-
clared that if he were a Jew he
would have delivered a similar
speech.
March 22, 194
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MICHEL MICHALESKO REMAINS HERE:
STAGE "LOVE AND SONG" THIS WEEK
"Love and Song" is the current
production on the stage of Litt-
man's Yiddish People's Theater,
12th and Seward.
The guest star in this operetta,
which features 18 new songs, is
Michel Michalesko, who is being
retained in Detroit by popular
demand.
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the staging of this new operet..
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New Prayer Book
the next two months. No more
than ten Jewish shops are now
A Review by Rabbi Leon Fran ,
open in Warsaw.
Cracow Jews Fined 400,000 Zlotys
It was definitely established
here that the Jewish community
of Cracow was forced to pay a
levy of 400,000 zlotys last month
to local Nazi authorities. The
reason for the enforced levy was
not made clear by the Nazi offi-
cffiials.
It was believed that the money
will be used to facilitate the emi-
gration of Jewish youth, or that
it will be used to purchase equip-
ment for those Jews in the com-
pulsory labor battalions who
could not afford to buy their own
boots and shovels.
According to an official state-
ment, "every Jewish council
must nominate a Jewish doctor
who will be responsible for medi-
cal examination of Jews liable
for forced labor. Jewish doctors
who declare Jews unfit for forced
labor without the corroborating
report of a German roctor are
subject to severe punishment."
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Can prayer be news?
Can the appearance of a ne.‘
Prayer Book be regarded as aii
exciting event?
THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME
I believe the fact that a new
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edition of the Union Prayer
DeLuxe Family Service
Book has just come off the
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press is a piece of news that
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It is so thorough a revision
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
of the Prayer Book which Re-
form Jewish congregations have
been using for the past decade
that it will take many people a
little while to get used to the
Not responsible for sun-burnt or wind-whippet curtains
novelty. A Service of Worship
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
may be called a work of art.
This n e w Prayer Book is
designed to create an atmosphere
of beauty about the Jewish
Service of Worship. It meets
Each
one of the oldest and one of the
most persistent criticisms of all
the previous Prayer Books that
have been used by the Reform
per pound
WEARING APPAREL
Introduce Bill to Open Alaska to Temples of this country. It
avoids monotony. For the Sab-
European Refugees
per pound
10C
WASHINGTON. (WNS) — A bath Eve, for instance, it offers
bill providing for the establish- no less than five complete Serv-
Minimum Charge $1.80
ment of refugee settlements in ices, each one entirely different
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
Alaska was introduced in Con- from the other.
A remarkable feature of these
gress by Senator Robert F. Wag-
ner, in behalf of Senator Wil- Sabbath Eve Services is that
liam H. King of Utah, and by they provide for the ceremony
Representative Franck R. Hav- of taking the Scroll from the
Ark and reading the weekly por-
enne• of California.
tion. Previously the Orthodox
The
bill,
which
has
the
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dorsement of Secretary of In- tradition was followed and the
terior of Interior Harold L. Scroll ceremony was confined to
Ickes, includes provisions for the the Sabbath Morning Services
chartering of Alaskan develop- only. The Rabbis, recognizing
ment corporations to bring refu- that a large numbed of Reform
gees from Europe or transfer congregations now have their
impover- principal Services on Friday
needy Americans from impover-
ished sections of the United nights, and only a small Service
Warsaw
Jews
Tortured;
Levy
of
You can buy quality Kosher meats with Confidence
States to begin operation of new on Saturday mornings, decided
400,000 Zloty Imposed on
industries and agricultural proj- that the stirring ceremony of
Cracow Jews —
the reading of the Scroll should
STOCKHOLM. (WNS)—War• ects in the northern territory.
Rep. be included in the evening serv-
In
introducing
the
bill,
Jews who were ordered to
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Kosher Meat ( Poultry Market saw
report for enforced labor were Havvenner said that refugees ce.
The new Book also provides
permitted into Alaska would not
made
to
undress
and
then
were
for a new Reform version of the
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be
allowed
to
engage
in
indus-
beaten with iron bars, according
Between Burlingame and Webb
celebration of Simchath Torah,
to a group of refugees who ar- tries or occupations that would or Rejo icing in the Law, w
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compete
with
American
indus-
rived here last week.
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Following the beating, the try. He pointed out that Alaska, most congregations will find ir-
resistible and will want to adopt
refugees related, the Jews were which has a population of 30,000, in order togive new color and
has
more
land
and
more
natural
assigned to heavy tasks and upon resources than all of Scandin- life to that Festival which Re-
their completion were ordered to avia, where 13,000,000 people form congregations have here-
return for further "service" three
tofore neglected.
weeks later. The deaths of sev- live.
The appearance of this new
Only
refugees
between
the
eral Jews as a result of the beat-
edition will present a problem to
ings at the hands of Gestapo ages of 16 and 45 would be ad- many congregations now using
mitted and each would have to
agents have been reported.
the old edition. The Conference
Jewish women in Warsaw were be passed as mentally and physi- will cease publishing any further
fit
by
the
United
States
compelled to clean lavatories nib/
copies of the old edition and as
with their hands and scrub floors Public Health Service.
these become worn out, it will
with their underwear which they
be impossible to replace them.
must later wear. One young Jew- Felicity Club Charity Card But this need not be a problem
ess was reported to have died of
—it can be an opportunity. It
Party Tuesday
pneumonia after she was com-
is an opportunity for some gen-
pelled to put on the wet under-
A charity
y w
will be erous and enthusiastic member
it card party
wear despite the bitterly cold held by the Felicity Club on of the congregation to make a
weather.
Tuesday, March 26, 8 p. m., at gift to the Temple of the num-
The refugees
that
the
of copies needed
for o
the
Twelfth and stated
Taylor (formerly ber
persecution
of
Jews
in
Nazi-oc-
urposes
of
regular
public
wol -
Buddy's).
The
price
of
admis-
No matter what kind of furniture you want—French, 18th Century
cupied Poland has become "in- sion includes refreshments.
ship. In the case of the Reform
or Regency, we will build it to your individual taste, personally
creasingly brutal" and cited as
Hostesses for the evening are congregation of Detroit, that will
an example the treatment accord- Mrs. Nora Parr, Mrs. Mary Co- be anywhere from five hundred
supervised by our designer and interior decorating staff. We spe-
ed Jews in Lodz where Gestapo hen, Mrs. Sylvia Eisenberg, Miss to a thousand copies. The price
cialize in fine imported frames and fabrics for upholstering and
agents bound Jews by the arms Betty Wolf, Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs. of the book is one dollar. The
drapery. All work done by skilled workmen in our own shops.
and suspended them on a rope Lillian Bloom, Mrs. Bessie Le- book is bound in a variety of
drawn across tre street high Vine, Mrs. Lillian Tananbaum, colors. It is now ready for dis-
We invite you to visit our studio—free consultation
enough to prevent their feet Mrs. Rose Eisenberg, Mrs. Eve- tribution.
given on your interior decorating problems.
from touching the ground.
lyn Nido r f Mrs.
r . Marion Jacobs,
Atrocities Move Nazis
PURIM BROADCAST SUNDAY
and Mrs. Adele White.
KAUFMAN'S RE-UPHOLSTERING MAKES YOUR OLD
The persecution has become so
The 23rd anniversary of Pu-
•im, annual Jewish festival, will
savage that a number of Ger-
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man soldiers assigned to the Nazi Rabbi Fram to Address
be observed by the National
troops in Poland committed sui-
Young Women's Mibrachi Broadcasting Company, Monday,
Factory and Showrooms:
March 25, during an Orthodox
cide rather than commit the du-
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ties given them, it was reported.
Mrs. Albert Green of Burlin- Purim service to be broadcast
Even Prussian soldiers, known game Ave. will be hostess to the from 1:30 to 2 p. as., EST, over
for their heartlessness, have been Young Women's Mizrachi on the Blue Network.
A greeting to American Jewry
moved by the atrocities.
Monday, March 25.
Meanwhile, mass arrests among
Rabbi Leon Fram will speak from President Roosevelt to be
the Jewish intelligentsia in War- on the significance of Purim.
read by Representative Sol Bloom
saw continue. The more fortu-
The Young Women's Mizrachi of New York and a monologue
nate Jews were reported to be thanks The Chronicle for helping by Eddie Cantor, famed radio
March 24—Military Bill of Rosenwald Post of American Legion.
snaking every effort to emigrate, to make their dance a success.
personality, will highlight the
March 24—Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation.
but many Jewish professionals no
special program to be held in
March 25—Palestinian play and concert, sponsored by Sisters longer can muster sufficient
studio 8-H, world's largest broad-
of Zion Mizrachi, at Central High School.
funds to leave. The poorer Jew- DINNER DANCE of MICHIGAN casting studio.
In the historic manner the
APPAREL CLUB, APRIL 12
ish classes are faced with famine
March 27—Zionist parlor meetings,
Book of Esther will be read.
April 3—"Know the Facts"—Jewish National Fund dramatiza- and epidemics.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Jews are unable to obtain le-
Participants in the service will
tion of current Palestine situation, at Central High School.
April 9—Forum of American Jewish Congress, Detroit Chap- gal representatives ince Jewish Michigan Apparel Club will give be Dr. Leo Young, of the Jewish
attorneys are forbidden to prat- a spring dinner dance at North- Center, New York City; Herbert
ter, at Jewish Community Center.
S. Goldstein, Rabbi of West
April 16—Address by Dr. Solomon Goldman at joint meeting tice and non-Jewish lawyers, or- lawn Inn on Friday, April 12.
A invitation is extended to Side Synagogue, and Mrs. Moses
ganized under the leadership of
of Zionist Organization and Hadassah, at the Shaa•ey Zedek.
Countess Wendorff, are not per- members and friends of the or- L. Isaacs, of the Women's Branch
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
mitted to accept Jewish clients. ganization.
Jewish enterprises are being
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