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CONFERENCE ON ADULT JEWISH
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in America, was officially opene
on Feb. 2, 1931.
The first class of 25 students
has already begun its work and
is receiving instruction • prepara-
tory for the passing of the gov-
ernment exams, as well as flight
they fight alongside of the Aus-
The following call for Jewish as
tralians
and other allies, we learn
pilots has been issued by the Jew-
ish Aviation League of America, from General Wavell's testimony.
with offices at Suite 1119, 1123
It is well known that pilots are
needed by the British govern- training at the Rockaway Air-
Broadway, New York:
"The Jewish Aviation League ment. There is already an Amer- port, under the supervision of
has organized the first Jewish ican unit in the R. A. F. known eight instructors and the use of
aviation school, named after the as the Eagle Squadron. Five hun- five airplanes.
late Vladimir Jabotinsky, to as- dred pilots would be able to es-
The school is open to all Amer-
sist defense by preparing Jew- tablish a strong Jewish unit and
ish youth to secure their private should the United States Govern- ican Jewish youth applicants, re-
pilot licenses. The League and ment consent, such a group could gardless of their affiliation or
School also hopes to form a Jew- be formed to help England and ;ack of affiliation with other or-
ish unit which will fight with the fight for the defense of democracy. ganizations, who agree with the
world democracies and for a better
The Jabotinsky Aviation School, ideological objectives of the
Jewish future, if the British gov- the first and only Jewish school school.
ernment consents and the United
States government permits.
"The purposes of the League
is not only the organization of
schools, but to unite all those
young Jewish men who have al-
ready secured their pilot licenses
into a single American Jewish
organization. We are positive that
every American Jew is prepared
to defend the principles of Amer-
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ican freedom and democracy and
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help our suffering people.
"The Jewish Aviation League
Altitude 1000 Feet Above Sea Level
is appealing to Jewish youth the
country over to join. All informa-
tion may be obtained by writing
to the Jewish Aviation League,
1123 Broadway, New York, New
York."
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JEWISH AVIATION SCHOOL
ISSUES CALL FOR PILOTS
A conference on Adult Jewish public, and persons interested in
Education to be held at the Jew- attending should communicate
ish Theological Seminary in New with the National Academy for
York under the auspices of the Adult Jewish Studies, 3080 Broad-
National Academy for Adult Jew- way, New York City.
ish Studies was announced fcr
May 4, by Prof. Louis Finkel-
stein of the Academy, for the pur-
pose of consolidating the forces
of adult Jewish education in
America as a means of strength-
ening Jewish morale in a war-torn
world.
Noted leaders in various fields
of adult education will address
the conference and conduct semi-
nars on specific aspects of the
conference theme, such as the or-
ganization and administration of
local programs, the curriculum,
and the place of community en-
deavor in this educational develop-
ment.
Among the speakers at the con-
ference will be Prof. Harry A.
Overstreet, president of the Amer-
ican Association for Adult Edu-
cation and director of the Town
Hall Leadership School; Prof.
Louis Finkelstein, president of
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America; Dr. Alexander M.
Dushkin, well known educator and
executive director of the Jewish
Education Committee.
Objectives of the School
During the past year, which
The
aim of the School of Avia-
was the first of the existence of
tion is to instruct 500 Jewish
the National Academy for Adult
young men, American citizens, in
Jewish Studies, 3,000 adult stu-
aviation through courses leading
dents were enrolled in the 60 in-
to the preparation of pilots who
stitutes which have been estab-
RABBI MORRIS ADLER
will help in the defense of the
lished in communities of the Uni-
United States.
ted States.
Morris H. Blumberg, presi-
The school follows the set-up
In Detroit, the Adult Institute dent of Congregation Shaarey
established by the Civil Aeronau-
conducted by Congregation Shaa-
rey Zedek is affiliated with the Zedek, announces that at the tics Authority which assists simi-
annual meeting held on April lar education institutions
like ours
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National Academy.
Rabbi Morris Adler of Congre- 15, Rabbi Morris Adler was morally and materially, once they
gation Shaarey Zedek will read a elected Associate Rabbi of the have been well established. From
paper at this conference on "The Congregation. Dr. A. M. Hersh- letters received from the C. A. A.
Curriculum in Adult Jewish Edu- man is the Rabbi. Rabbi Adler authorities, it is evident that the
has served the Congregation as government appreciates the value
cation."
The sessions are open to the Assistant Rabbi since 1938. of such bodies.
The school possesses an addi-
tional significance of a Jewish
character because of the battle
Israel is waging for its very exis-
tence and for its national home.
At a period when we are de-
Oscar A. Kaufman, former sirous of securing the respect of
NEW YORK — A campaign
to place the "Tanach" (Old Tes- County corporation counsel, was other peoples, we must be pre-
tament) in the home of each of elected unanimously Tuesday by pared to participate in the bat-
its members, has been launched the County Board of Supervisors tle for freedom as do the Poles,
here by the general executive of to serve as Wayne County's rep- Czechs, Free French, etc. A step
in this direction has been initiated
the Jewish National Workers' Al-
by 8,000 young Jews in Palestine
liance, labor Zionist fraternal or-
who have volunteered for service
der, according to an announce-
in the British army. That they
ment made by Louis Segal, gen-
have been valiant and courageous
eral secretary.
An agreement has been ent-
ered into between the Alliance,
the Yehoash Verlag and the Jew-
ish Morning Journal whereby a
beautifully bound two-volume edi-
tion in Hebrew, with the master-
ful Yiddish translation by the late
poet Yehoash, will be made avail-
able to members of the organiza-
tion and their friends for only
$3.59.
The Yehoash Yiddish transla-
"A new hat makes
tion of the Bible has been hailed
a difference to your
as the greatest accomplishment in
the Yiddish language. The noted
spirits. And some-
poet and scholar devoted more
thing new has been
than 20 years of his life to this
task, and even went to live in
added to a cigarette,
Palestine in order to be at the
too—giving it new
source at which the greatest work
in world literature was created.
tang and zest."
OSCAR A. KAUFMAN
The new edition gives the orig
inal Hebrew and the Yiddish resentative on the seven-man
translation on the same page, and board of the Huron-Clinton Met-
has been set in large clear typog-
ropolitan Authority.
raphy.
The Huron - Clinton Parkway
Authority was established by the
Dutch Nazis Suggest Jews Be
voters of the five counties com-
Given Their Own Land; Anti-
prising its area at the fall elec-
Nazi Opposition Mounts
tions in 1940.
A commission, consisting of
ZURICH. (WNS)—Admittedly
unable to spread their anti-Jew seven members, one elected by
ish program among the Nether- each county and two appointed
landers, Nazi authorities in that by the Governor, will govern the
occupied country have proposed project and have authority to
that Jews be given their own levy taxes, issue bonds, and oper-
land in order to cleanse Holland ate and maintain the system.
of all "Jewish influence," it was The commission is served in an
honorary capacity.
learned here.
The official Nazi newspaper in
Amsterdam, "Hetvolk," urged a
"radical solution of the Jewish Gestapo agents immediately ar-
Problem,"' stating that while the rested the Jew and fined mem-
All the Old Golds
Jews have been eliminated from bers of the executive committee
your dealer has
which
named
him
as
president.
the political and administrative
now are NEW
life of the country, they con- The Jew was sent to a concentra-
Old Golds. Same
tinue "to exercise some sort of tion camp for "allowing himself
to be elected".
familiar pack.
influence in people's minds."
One Nazi paper, quoting Nazi
While lauding the anti-Jewish
regulations decreed by Nazi Com- Commissioner Seyss - Inquart as
missioner Arthur Seyss-Inquart, saying that the Jews are not part
the Nazi organ declared that the of the Dutch people, but its ene-
influence of Jews in Holland was mies. wrote in its leading edi-
disturbing. At the same time, the torial: "To elect a Jew to office,
Nazi press warned Netherlanders therefore, is considered an action
maintaining contacts with Jews against the Nazi occupation au-
that they must be prepared to thorities.
Meanwhile, the Nazi Commis-
suffer the consequences.
The Nazi press was enraged sioner issued a decree barring
by the election of a Jew as presi. Jewish actors, directors and tech-
dent of a high school parents' nicians from the theater and film
association in The Hague. Nazi industries in Holland.
Elect Rabbi Adler
Associate Rabbi of
Shaarey Zedek
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
April 25. 1941
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