January 17, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

16

BUTZEL RE - ELECTED TO EXECUTIVE
OF AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE

TREES PLANTED IN

PALESTINE FORESTS
ish Encyclopedia deal with the
following Jewish communities
The Jewish National Fund
here and abroad: the Canar Y
Islands, Canterbury, Cape Prov-
Fred M. Butzel was re-elected of the war upon 5,000,000 Jews Council of Detroit announces the
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ince, Carcassone, Cardiff, Carpen-
of the executive coin- who live in the subjugated or planting of trees in Palestine
lays low, in concise and perms- tras, Carthage, Casablanca, Cas- mittee of . the American Jewish vassal states, the report also forests
as follows:
In the
J. H. Ehrlich Forest:
nent form, all the cardinal fabri- sel, Caucasus, Caylon, Charleston, a member
.
e
tree in memory of Mrs.
n
O
cations that have plagued the Chateau - Thierry, Chattanooga, Committee at the 35th annual pointed to the difficulties con-
held in Hotel Astor on the
fronting
600,000
Jews
Baltic the
states
and that
part in of David Freedman by Kalvarier
people from the days of Chelm, Chicago (14 pages), Chile, meeting he
m
(5
pages),
Jewish
Anti-Jewish agitation in the Rumania taken over by Soviet Ai d Society;
one Strauss,
tree in meory
China, Cincinnati
her
Celia
Becker
by
of
Capitalism
.
Apion to Coughlin Capitalism Cleveland (4 pages), Cochin, Col- Sunday.
.
.
d
dine
friends,
on
the
anniversary
of
her
(6 pages), Communis (5 pages), chester, Colombia, Colorado, Co-
Palestine may not, as was death on Jan. 10, 1934; six trees
Criminality (6 pages), Agricul- lumbus, Connecticut, Copenhagen, United States perceptibly dec
o f the
Crimea,
Crete,
re
ute
(luring
the
past
year,"
feared,
part rations and in memory of Hyman David Ja-
tural Colonies (34 pages), and Cordova, Corfu, Costa Rica, Cra- and "struck a new low of dis- ter of become
active
war
ope
cobs of Chicago, father of Mrs.
, the 13 executive
reported.
. its
Cooperatives (11 pages), which cow , Cremona ,
"Even at
height," the re- thus be cut off as a refuge for Charles Brody, by members of
Czernowitz,
Dal-
present indisputable
indisputable evidence to Cuba, Curacao,
said, "this agitation never Jews from the war zones of Eu- the board of the Ladies Auxiliary
dispel the prevalent misinforms- las, Damascus, Danzig, Darm- port
succeeded in making serious in- rope, the report noted. While of J. N. F.; one tree in memory
tion regarding the role of the stadt
ware, Dayton,
Denmark,
Denver, Dela-
Des roads on American public opin- Palestine's possibilities as a haven
the of Nathan Finley by Dr. and
Jew in these divergent spheres; stadt,
Debrecen,
Mrs. Nathan H. Goldberg.
Judaism's Attitude Toward Chris- Moines, Detroit, Dominican Re- ion but always remained an un- were temporarily reduced by
In the Mizrachi Forest: One
trans, and Christian Attitude To- public, Dresden, Dublin, Duhno, derworld movement, disapproved British government's refusal to
ward Judaism, which are equally Easton, Ecuador, Edinburgh, Ed- and condemned by all decent admit refugees from enemy tree in memory of Albert Caplan
Americans. There was a percep- countries, the report continued, by Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cap-
authentic presentations bound to monton and others.
tible falling off of interest among "it is gartifying however to note lan.
create better understanding be-
those sections of the population that there has been a marked
Eminent
non-Jewish
personali-
In the Fred M. Butzel Forest,
j
and non-Jew. Other
in Arab-Jewish rela-
cw
by Rod n Club in mem-
articles include: Can- ties whose endeavors have a ec - which had formerly listened to provemen
tr
ill uminating articles
Punishment, ed Jewish life in various periods
of eesSam Hutiton.
ory
Capital
tillation,
Caricature, Catacombs, Cemetery include King Casimir the Great, the mouthings or read the tions stimulated by the common two To plant trees in anPalnefsttinh e
Desecrations, Cave Dwellers, Cen- of Poland; Empress Catherine II, rabble
scribblings
of mischief-making
rousers
and misguided emergency of war."
Forests call the chairme
Comedy Staged by Shaarey tree committee of the Jewish
sorship, Census, Jewish Centers, of Russia; Charlemagne, King of fanati"
cs.
The report noted that in the
Ceremonial Law and Objects, the Franks; Geoffrey Chaucer,
Zedek Sunday School
National Fund Council of De-
me ce poet, Georges Cle n au,
troit, Mrs. Alxeander W. Sanders,
Chaplains, Chastity; Jews in British
Class
Chemistry, C h e s s , Cosmetics, French Eperor;
statesman;
Claudius,
Ro- candidates
recent national
the were
few
Hogarth 0967, 12342 Broad-
Count
Stanislas
for elections,
office who
m
ne way or another
A come d y , "The Daffie School- street.
Dance, Dentistry, Diamond Trade, man
d D e Industry; Child Care, Clermont-Tonnerre, French cham- associated
in o
with anti-Jewish
activities were room " under the direction of
an
it b y th e Mrs. Martin Naiunark, was given Installation Dinner - Dance
Chaoir Singing, Chmielnicki Mas- pion of human rights; Fidel Vita defeated at the pos
e
American
public
as
a
whole.
Christ,
Christian
Science,
Y.
Colomer,
Spanish
historian;
.
Sol M. Stroock was
elected by Class 7, Section 2, of the
.
of Purity Rainbow
sacres,
dgef t h
Shaarey Zedek Sunday School,
.
Christianity, Circumcision, Civil- Presiden a vi Coo l i
Assembly Jan. 27
ization, Jewish Coats of Arms, United States; Oliver Cromwell, president of the committee, Sunday, Jan. 12.
The cast included Ideane Lev-
Ten Commandments, Confirmation, British statesman; Richard Cum- which was established in 1906 for
Climaxing a successful term
Converts, Cooking, Corporal Pun- berland, English dramatist; Ta- the protection of the civil and enson, Martin Kohlenberg, Herb- under the leadership of Miss
ishment, Costumes, Creation, Cre- deusz Czacki, Polish historian and religious rights of Jews through- ert Sheven, Lester Becker, Es- Charlotte Fuhrer, Purity Rain-
mation, Crusades, Democracy, statesman; Dante Alighieri, Ital- out the world. Mr. Stroock, telle Green, Joanne Prince, Joan bow Assembly No. 12 will pre-
Dhu Nuwas, Discriminatory Laws, ian poet; Charles Dickens, Eng- fourth president of the commit- Davidoff, Reva Hertz, Marvin Ja- sent its 14th annual birthday
Dreyfus Case, Dura-Europos, Dy- lish novelist; Christian Wilhelm tee, succeeds the late Dr. Cyrus cobs, Susan Rosenburg, Janet dinner on Jan. 27, at 6:30, at the
buk, Education (11 pages), etc. von Dohm, German statesman; Adler, who was president from Arfa, Pearl Gottlieb, Gloria Eastern Star Temple, 80 W. Al-
There are 569 Biographies in Feodor M. Dostoesky, Russian 1929 until his death last year. Bloom, Joyce Weiss, Addle Co- exandrine. Reservations may be
The populations of the con- witz and Betty Reitzen.
volume three of the Universal novelist and playwright.
made by calling Ho. 6723. In-
quered
countries are losing their
The
board
of
editors
of
the
stallation of officers and dancing
Jewish Encyclopedia, which in-
elude 121 Cohens, Cohns, and Universal Jewish Encyclopedia is susceptibility to Nazi propaganda Mrs. Jesse Feiler to Address will follow the dinner.
as
the
full
effect
of
Nazi
domi-
Cones from all parts of the world.
Pisgah Juniors
Among the notable appraisals in headed by the executive and lit- nation begins to make itself felt,
Gifts to Fresh Air Society
•
the report stated. Despite cen-
this category are such names as erary editor, Louis • Rittengerg,
Mrs. Jesse Feiler will be guest
General Moshe Cohen, of China; American editor, London Jewish sorship, reports from Nazi-dorni- speaker at the membership tea
The Fresh Air Society grate-
Benjamin N. Cardozo, jurist; Chronicle, and formerly editor of nated regions show signs of in- to be given by the Pisgah Jun- fully acknowleldges contributions
creasing
resistance.
Anti-German
Marc Chagall, artist, Charles S. American Hebrew.
iors, Junior Bnai Brith Auxiliary, from Charles Agree, E. M. Ros-
In addition to the board of edi- sentiment is growing in France, at the Jewish Community Cen- enthal, Ed Strong, Carl Shalit;
Chaplin, actor; Hermann Cohen,
philosopher; Christopher Colum- tors and staff members, the con- which is being stripped of its ter, Sunday, Jan. 19, at 2:30 Mr. and Mrs. William London,
bus, explorer; Lorenzo Da Ponte, tributors to the third volume of food supplies and despoiled of
in memory of Samuel Schreiber;
m.
librettist; Benjamin De Casseras, the Universal Jewish Encyclopedia manufactured goods, machinery, p. Doris
Tushman and Selma Ep- Alex Schreiber and Harold Sini-
author; Jacob De Haas, Zionist include Philip Slomovitz, editor, scientific treasures and works of stein are co-chairmen of the af- llay, in memory of Samuel H.
art. The Netherlanders engage
Weiss.
leader; Benpamin Disraeli, states- Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
in a campaign of passive resist- fair.
Contributions to the Fresh Air
The program will include
man; David Dubinsky, labor
Inside news is that the member- ante. Norway is pervaded by a bingo. There will be prizes, and Society provide camp scholar-
leader.
Up-to-date and historically ac- ship campaign of the Zionist Or- spirit of defiant independence refreshments will be served. All ships for under-privileged chil-
dren at the Fresh Air Camp.
curate surveys contained in vol- ganization of America is going which terror cannot put down." girls are invited to attend.
ume three of the Universal Jew- over with a bang. Reviewing the disastrous effects

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