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March 22, 1940

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Participators in
P
Purim Sabbath Is
Play of N. H. J. C.
Mo'os Chitim Day

Chitim The Play Group of the Detroit
Purim Sabbath, March 23,
set aside of "Mo'os Chaim League of the National Home
been in all Detroit synagogues, for Jewish Children at Denver is
Day"
Charles A. Smith, chair- being directed by Miss Gertrude
s tated of the
Central Moos Chitim Winer in a one-act comedy en-
Trla n
"Wisdom for Wives," to be
Committee. On the eve of the titled
Sabbath, there will be stationed
in all synagogues duly accred-
Chaim Committee
ited Mo'os
receive
re p re se n t a tives , who will

donations for the cause and is-
s ue signed receipts for all do-
nat ions.
In a letter sent to all friends
of Mo'os Chitim Committee on
Thursday, Mr. Smith said:
"As Passover approaches our
thoughts turn to hundreds of
Jewish families in Detroit, whose
daily problems of living will be

try dwellers alike had held F. special
which
campaigns for the J. N.
had resulted in doubled con-
tributions to the land redemption
(Continued from Page 1)
agency.
He denied that he was in any
The meeting, held in answer
way associated with the illegal to the adoption of the land pur-
entry of Jews into Palestine but chase restrictions, brought forth
said that he was a strong sym-
pathizer and that he was proud
of the fact that his 29-year-old
son, Uri, had been imprisoned
in Palestine for his part in the
illegal immigration of possibly
26,000 refugees into the Holy
Land.
Mr. Jabotinsky refuted reports
that there were 10,000,000 Jews
in Central European countries
who must migrate. He insisted
that - there were no more than
5,000,000 and that all of them
could be absorbed in Palestine
under proper conditions. The
bulk of the Jews between Riga.
Latvia and the Aegean Sea would
have to be considered refugees,
he said.
He contended that three-
fourths of Palestine Jewry share
his political convictions and said
that if elections to the Jewish
National Council were held now,
the New Zionist Organization
would score a tremendous victory.
"The Jews of Palestine, especially
the younger people," he said,
"were tired of inaction."

JABOTINSKY

in tensified and aggravated by the
a dditional needs which that fes-
tival entails. These families will
need our help if they are to
mark the holiday in the proper
manner. We must make it pos-
sible for them to secure Mat-
zoth, wine and all the other nec-
essities for Passover.
"For 39 years the Central
Mo'os Chitim ommittee has stood
by the poor families in our midst,
MRS. MILTON MAHLER
aiding them in an organized and
dignified manner. Last year presented on Wednesday, April
1,379 families were enabled by 10, at the Jewish Community Cell- 397 Jews Injured, 140 Arrested
in Palestine Riots, Says
our assistance to observe Pass- ter. A talented east has been as-
MacDonald
over. This year we are once sembled, consisting of Mesdames
again coming to their assistance. Milton Mahler, Jack Behrmann,
LONDON. (Palcor Agency)—
David
Ebner, In the riots which broke out in
We hope to be able to give them Oscar Goldman,
Krause, Saul
Gleuckman,
larger grants, so that Passover Robert
tine following the issuance
may be for them a true holiday Moe Prince, Sidney Wallace and Palestine
regulations last week,
of
of freedom from want and worry. Herman Schmier, and Mrs. Irv- 397 Jews were injured, 74 of
"We therefore appeal to you mg Smith, urc ei stu y.
There will be no admission fee them
seriously,
140
were
ry in
Mal-
to participate with us in this
ted,
Colonial and
Secreta
sacred task. Let us, as we sit and Mrs. Harry Goldberg, presi- arres M acDo nald reported
re-
down to our own Seder, with our dent, invites the public to at- colm
ti s
plying to a series o f queson
dear ones, feel that another fam- tend this performance.
irected to him by representati ves
On Wednesday, March 27, at d
ily has been enabled to have a
Labor and Conse ative
Seder because of our generosity. 10 a. m., there will be a pep of the
rvetary
"Let no Jew shut his cars to rally at the home of Mrs. Ben pa rties. The Colonial
Secrof in-
s died
this call. Answer it and hell) Silberstein, 18240 Santa Barbara said that two Jews the demon-
those in our community who Ave. Committee chairmen, work- juries received in
ens and hostesses for the Detroit strations.
look to us for assistance."
The Colonial Secretary, in an-
Checks of contributors shouid League's major fund raising pro-
be sent to Mr. Smith at 1935 ject, its simultaneous city-wide swering a query put by Torn
Glynn Court. Mali Jong and bridge parties, Williams, Labor, regarding the
which will take place on Wed- suspension of the Hebrew dailies
nesday, April 17, at the homes —Dever, liaaretz, Hatzofe—for
of members and friends, are in- printing the protest of the Vaad
Library Observes
vited to attend this meeting. Leumi against the regulations,
Mrs. Jack Lefton and Mrs. said that the permits of the three
75th Anniversary Samuel
L. Goldman, general papers had been temporarily re-
anniversary of the chairmen of this fund-raising yoked and that the publication of
The 75th
opening
of the Detroit Public Li- event, state that tickets can now the statement had been prohibited
brary is to be celebrated by the be bought through the ticket 4 the censor. There permits
Library Commission and the Li- chairmen, Mrs. J. J. Karbel, 2993 Were reissued on March 2, he
braryy Staff on Monday, March Webb, TO. 7-4523; Mrs. Edward added.
The Labor Party interrogators
25. President Alexander Ruth- Heiber, 3234 Webb, TO. 8-8468;
yen of the University of Michi- Mrs. Sol Brock, 2975 Webb, TO. thereupon raised the question of
be the principal 'speaker 5-8195, or the following mem- freedom of the press. Mr. Wil-
will Citizens' Meeting to be begs of their committee: Mes- hams brought forth no reply from
gan
at the
held at the Detroit Institute of dames Max Kirchbaum, Maxfield Mr. MacDonald when he asked
Arts Auditorium at 8i15 p. m. Mathis, Harry Leib, Irving Al- whether it is a creme to publish
ich
which
ion of w feelings
it
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries and lender. Moe Leiter, Ben Berk- ants
h the po
notess agree
do expr
A. Douglas Jamieson, president man,
Devil
Sillman.
Mrs.
Ben
Silberstein, UN. 1- of the Colonial Secretary. Nor
of
the greetings.
Board of Education,
bring
M. Hubert will
2091, and Mrs. Samuel Seplo- did he comment upon the remark
O'Brien, president of the Library win, TO. 8-1298, chairmen of of John McGover, Labor, "Shall
Commission, will preside. There the hostess committee , advise we sing, Heil?"
will be no admission charge and that this committee will be glad
J. N. F. Campaign
pus
P ontaneo
Yishuv
the public is invited to attend. to help anyone make arrange- S
TEL AVIV. (Palcor Agency)—
On the same day, Monday, ments to be a hostess on April
March 25, from 1 to 5 p. m., the 17. The following are serving
Main Library, at Woodward and on the hostess committee: Mes- A national rally here of workers
hold open house dames Al Koffman, Ed. Bernie, for the Jewish National Fund
Ayes., will
Kirby exhibits
and tours of the Jack Behrmann, Maurice Safir, proclaimed today: "We cnue
with
library. Arthur Campbell, Aaron Silber- with an ever stronger determine-
redeem the land of our
The Downtown Library and the blatt, Jack Berger, Harry Mil- Lion
to ers.
forefath"
branch libraries will be closed on tar and NIorris Loeb.
In numerous Jewish centers it
was reported that city and coun-
March 25, and the library staff
will be at the open house at the Neugarten Sunshine Club
Has Monthly Meeting
Main Library. The staff of the
Duffield Branch Library hopes
on Monday
to welcome its patrons there.
. There will be special exhibits
The monthly business meeting
In all agencies during the week of the Neugarten Sunshine Club
of March 25 to 30. The Duffield will be held on Monday, March
Library will feature in its ex-
the Jewish Community
hibit pictographs and displays 25, at
A desert luncheon will
that reflect the growth of serv- Center.
be served at 1 o'clock.
ice since its opening in 1916. In
Mrs. Samuel Blacher, presi-
addition there will be a special dent, has returned from Los
diorama to depict the relation- Angeles and will conduct the
ship between the branch library
meeting.
and the schools in this area.
Mrs. Martin Krauss, chairman
Dr. Leo M. Franklin is a of ways and means, will discuss
member of the Detroit Library the progress of the May party—
Commission and has served as its the fund raising project which
president for two terms.
will enable the Club to provide
medical aid and appliances for
the
needy.
Emanuel Purim Services

a new degree of 3pt,ntaneous en-
thusiasm from the delegates rep-
resenting every set.-ion of the

Yishuv. The delegates agreed
that the most effective means of
combatting the restrictions lay
in continued land purchase.

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A Season of Glad Tidings:

The Megillah will be read at LEAGUE FOR LABOR PALES-
TINE CHAPTER IV GIVES
congregation Beth Tefilo Eman-
$90 TO GEWERKSCHAFTEN
uel, Taylor and Woodrow Wil-
son, following Maariv services
In order to raise their quota
Saturday evening, March 23, at for the Gewerkschaften cam-
be
7 P. m. Two "minyomin" will
paign Chapter IV of the League
held Sunday morning at 7 for Labor Palestine will hold a
o'clock, in the chapel, and at 8, party at the home of Judith
in the main synagogue, which Greenberg, 2434 Buena Vista,
will likewise conclude with the Friday evening. Chapter IV con-
Reading of the Megillah.
tributed $90 to the Palestine La-
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter
will interpret The Book of Es- bor campaign.
On Friday evening, March 29,
ther in a special sermon Satur-
(lay afternoon at 5:15 p. in. and Chapter IV of the League for a
will also conduct two classes for Labor Palestine
will
hold at pi e
embership
party
. 6
members of the Young Men's Purim m
Congregation an dthe Emanuel home of Thelma Cohen, 208
Mitzvah School at 3:30 and 6 Cortland Ave. Louis Rosen p;
n. 01. respectively. president of the group.

PURIM

On Purim we realize that kindness must prevail—
that meanness is a passing phase among men.
This is a season of joy and thanksgiving—a time

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