A men- twit ffewish Periodical Cotter

March 28, 1941

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ticians who speak of the machin-
ations of "international bankers."
This is Hitler in America. His
presence here was underlined the
day the President signed the
lease-lend bill by a statement from
the Hitler spokesman in Berlin.
He said that the President had
been aided in drafting the lease-
lend bill by Felix Frankfurter,
an Austrian Jew. This showed,
he said, that the lease-lend bill
was not a defensive measure but
an offensive weapon of the Jews
who are eager to regain control
of Europe.
This was repetitious of all the
whispering that has been heard
in America—in the street cars,
subways and busses, in the res-
taurants and barrooms, on the
banners of pickets, in the
speeches of politicians.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Noted Anthropologist to Address Shaarey
Zedek Men's Club April 2; Prof. Titiev
to Speak Wednesday

The public is invited to hear
Prof. Mischa Titiev of the De-
partment of Anthropology of the
University of Michigan discuss
"Physical Aspects of the Jewish
Problem" in the Social Hall of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, on
Wednesday evening, April 2, at
8 :30. This lecture, illustrated with
lantern slides, will debunk that
master bunkster, Hitler, and his
ilk. Prof. Titiev is an authority
on this subject, having made an
intensive study of it and being
engaged in courses in anthropol-
ogy of Semitic peoples at the
University.
Born in Russia, Prof. Titiev
came to this country at an early
age. He attended the Latin School
in Boston and received his col-
legiate training at Harvard Uni-
versity, where he received succes-
sively the Bachelor of Arts, Mas-

ter of Arts and Doctor of Phil-
osophy degrees. He has made in-
tensive research in his chosen
field and has written numerous
articles for scientific magazines.
Among the courses which he
teaches at the University are,
"The Peoples of Asia and their
civilizations"; "Primitive Reli-
gion" and "Problems of Race."
He will demonstrate with his lan-
tern slides many current falacies
relative to physical characteris-
tics of various peoples. Is there
a Jewish face? Have you a "Jew-
ish" nose? Can you tell a Jew
when wou see him? A French-
man? A Turk, or for that mat-
ter any nationality by facial char-
acteristics? Check your conclus-
ions with Prof. Titiev Wednesday
evening, April 2. Everyone is wel-
come, admission being free.

J.S.S.B. to Vote on
By-Laws on April 6

George M. Stutz, president of
the Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau, announces that amendments
to the by-laws of the organiza-
tion will be voted upon at the
Bureau's annual meeting sched-
uled for April 6.
Article I of the by-laws, on
the purpose of the Bureau, is
being amended by the inclusion
of Section 2, to read as follows:
"The Association shall engage
in family and child welfare work
among the Jewish people of De-
troit and environs and shall fur-
nish case work service to other
social service agencies affiliated
with the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration of Detroit.
"Article II, Subsection B pro-
vides for an attempt to have
members of Boards of cooperat-
ing agencies selected as members
of the Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau Board. The purpose of this
is to establish closer working re-
lationships with social agencies
with whom the Bureau cooperates.
"Article II, Subsection D in-
corporates into the by-laws the
present practice of having the
president and chairman of the
Board of the Jewish Welfare
Federation serve as ex-officio
members of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Bureau.
"Article II, Section 4, changes
the required number of board
meetings during the year to five
instead of monthly. Special meet-
ings when necessary are also
provided for.
"Article III, Section 2 and
Section 3, incorporates into the
by-laws the present practice of
having two standing committees,
the Case Committee to pass upon
cases and a Personal Committee
to make recommendations to the
board on personnel policies."

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It mightn't matter if Jews
alone were being hurt. Jews have
to life and that 6,500 are an-
been hurt so much. Another blow Julius Deutelbaum
nually sentenced to the Detroit
doesn't matter to a man who has
House of Correction in misde-
Calls Recorders'
been stunned by blow after
meanor cases. Many people imag-
blow.
ine that the work of the Court
Court
U.S.
Finest
More grievous is the hurt that
is limited to the punishment of
WINDOW SHADES
America suffers. This is Hitler
those, convicted of major and
Julius Deutelbaum, Deputy shocking crimes, yet the great
MADE TO ORDER
softening up the defenses of
America. Hitler at work on Clerk of the Recorder's Court, in majority of offenders are aided
Cleaned and Repaired
American morale and unity. Hit- a statement issued this week, by a life rebuilding division of
called
the
Recorder's
Court
the
LINOLEUM
ler dividing American opinion by
the Court. The reunion of stray-
falsehoods, hates and suspicions, finest of its kind in the land ing families, the support of neg-
Inlaid
and Battleship
as he divided other peoples be- and urged the re-election of the lected wives and children, the
CARPETING
examination and aiding of 2,200
fore he conquered them.
mental cases during 1940 alone
Rugs and Furniture
Hitler whispering, as he has
and probationary influence over
whispered elsewhere before, "No,
VENETIAN BLINDS
those given a chance for reha-
it's not I who am your enemy.
bilitation, are equally important
Drapery Hardware
It's the Jews."
functions of the supervising
net Our Prices and Save
A gentleman tells me of be-
Judges.
Free Estimates Furnished
coming shudderlingly conscious
"The total number placed on
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probation from July 1, 1935, to
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tain street the other day. He
July 1, 1940, was over 27,000.
was driving through a green light
The total number of probation-
and narrowly missed a woman
ers on January 1 1941, was 5,100. g.91111111111111111111 111111111111111111181111 111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111.:1
who was crossing the street
The total earnings of probation-
against the light, contrary to the
ers for five years, 1935 to 1940,
laws and to common sense.
amounted to $8,100,000. From
1935 to 1940, the amount of
He told her he was sorry even
But we all like to
money paid through the Proba-
though he was not the one to
dine out. Harry Bo-
Our
Cocktails
tion Department for family sup-
blame. She turned on him :
esky's has a friend-
Delicious
and
port and for restitution to com-
"You're one of them Jews that's
ly atmosphere and
Delicatessen
Fancy
plainants, amounted to $747,000.
making all the trouble in the
its food is cooked
Delivered
Drinks
"In this connection, it is im-
right. Mother will
world."
FREE
Mixed
portant to the taxpayer to know
appreciate a good
This was the voice of Hitler
Anywhere-
by
that the average cost of main-
dinner prepared by
Anytime
out of the mouth of the stout-
Experts
taining a person on probation is
someone else.
ish slattern who stood there wav-
approximately $32 a year, while
ing a fist. The gentleman felt
the average cost of maintaining
troubled on account of America.
a person in prison is approxi-
The woman wasn't alone. Behind
JULIUS DEUTELBAUM
mately $400 per year. Thus,
her he could see a far-stretching
rather than becoming a burden
line of people, each whispering incumbents. Mr. D e u te 1 bau
upon
the State, these 5,000 pro-
into his neighbor's ear. There stated:
bationers are a social asset by
Phone Trinity 2-9366 d
12th and Hazelwood
was a certain clergyman among
"I feel it is a source of proud becoming self-reliant, by being
them. . . . Politicians. . . Racke- satisfaction to the good people gainfully occupied and what is
teers. . . . Hireling Nazis. The of Detroit to know that their even more important, by the re-
whispering had gone down the Recorder's Court enjoys the repu- storation of their self-respect.
line to the woman's car and she tation of being the finest of its This will give you an idea of
had repeated what she had heard: kind in the country ; that it is the complexity of the problems
"You're one of them Jews that's constantly being patterned after confronting a Judge and of their
It's the LEADER OF 1941
making all the trouble in the by many communities; that it is tremendous social importance.
being
acclaimed
not
only
for
the
BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST
world."
"I particularly feel that in this
He drove on. He could take efficiency of its various functions, troubled hour of worldly affairs,
it. He, as a Jew, always had but for the fairness, the impar- with hatred and discrimination
taken it. But he asked what of tiality and the humaneness with unrestrained in many countries,
The Car That Gives You the Good Things First
America? What of America which the judges approach their it should be a source of comfort
when Americans b e c ome the difficult task.
and satisfaction to the people
"To fully appreciate the de- of Detroit, to feel sure that their
spiritual allies of the brutes
SEE
against whom America arms for gree of responsibility resting upon "temple of justice" is free from
the shoulders of a conscientious the corrosive influence of racial
defense?
BEST TRADE ALLOWANCE ON YOUR
Judge,
it
should
be
borne
in
mind
Warships were being built and that the records of the Record- and religious intolerance, from
OLD CAR
airplanes to keep him from these er's Court disclose that each year group pressure high or low, and
A
Large
Stock
of Desirable Used Cars
was
Hitler
al-
that
each
Judge
views
the
de-
shores but this
approximately 1,200 persons are fendants and litigants in the
Always on Hand
ready here.
committed to penal institutions
Yet it has come to the point for terms ranging from one year Recorder's Court as "God's equal
C hil ( 1 " , ever anxious to ex-
where an intelligent Jew must
tend a helping hand to those who
take account of his place in this
have strayed momentarily and
democratic society which in form
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and in its essential spirit and in which grows more powerful by who are willing and capable of
the aspirations of its honorable use. It weakens and withers when joining the ranks of our good
leaders still cherishes its tradi- men are afraid to use it cour- and useful citizenry.
ageously.
"For 18 years I have been
tional liberties.
I had yielded to the lying ban- Chief Deputy Clerk of the Re-
Shall he, an American citizen
who is a Jew, let himself be in- ners of the pickets in Washing- corder's Court, an office I hold
timidated by Hitler waving a ton, to the falsehood of dema- by appointment of the Judges,
I can conscientiously say that
fist at him in America? Is he gogues in Congress and out, to and
not yielding his democratic the slattern waving her fist and in my opinion the best interests
of all Detroit would be served by
rights when he lets fear restrain shouting "You're one of them the re-election of the present in-
Jews
that's
making
all
the
his tongue from utterance on
now being sold and
trouble in the world," to Hitler cumbents of the Recorder's Court,
public policies?
whose judicial conduct merits and
serviced by
In a group of Jews and non- here.
I shall not permit my mind, should receive public approval
Jews there was discussion of the
on
Election
Day,
April
7.
lease-lend bill. Most of the non- my heart and my voice to be dis-
Jews were vehemently for it, but franchised. I must keep on as- "May I add a concluding
Let no one hold lightly
the Jews gave out no word. They serting my privilege as an Amer- thought.
the sacred right of franchise by
were afraid of being misunder- ican to speak my mind, to go failing to vote and thus evade
stood. I was there and kept my- with my fellow-Americans in the his responsibility as a conscien-
ways that are right, to be wrong
self wrapped in silence.
tious citizen. Either you select
Afterward I felt ashamed. even. I shall insist even on the the Judges you want, or some
great
American
right
to
be
This silence was cowardice. It
one else will select them for you."
seemed submission to the de- wrong.
I, as a Jew, must be coura-
gradation that anti- Semitism
would impose on the Jews of geous to hold up my lights to-
Inc.
America as it had on Jews else- ward the bright, new world that
is
to
come.
(They
tell
me
that
I,
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Hitler's authority here.
By my frightened silence I toiling again up the mountain soms forth now as a glamorous
young woman in "Nice Girl?",
was debasing the high authority side toward the brotherhood.)
I shall not run away in fear her first romance, at the Fox
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merely a handsome palladium to and cover myself in the shadows. Theater. Companion picture with
Hitler seems already here but "Nice Girl?" is RKO's warmly
be admired at a distance. It is
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Mae Alcott's "Little Men."
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