2 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle August 29, l I TRAINING PLANE PRESENTED AGUDAH FAVORS EXTRAORDINARY CONFERENCE OF TO PALESTINE IN SCHUMER'S FREE PALESTINE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND TO TAKE HONOR TO BE HERE SEPT. 7 PLACE HERE THURSDAY EVENING Dedication Ceremonies to Be Held at Hartung Field; Opposes Inclusion of Adler to Address Gathering at Which Detroit Jews Called Upon to Homeland in Pan- Rabbi Morris New Year Message by Detroit Jews to Attend En Masse Arab Federation Palestine Will Be Planned The training plane presented for use in the defense of Palestine and for the training of aviators in the Jewish homeland by the Michi- gan Linen Supply Board of Trade, in honor of its honorary president, Harry Schumer, will be flown to Detroit by two trained Jewish aviators who have completed their course at the Hechalutz Training School in Cream Ridge, N. J. Ceremonies will take place at 12 noon on Sunday, Sept. 7, at Hartung Aviation Field, Gratiot and 101/2 Mile Road. After the Detroit ceremonies, the plane will be flown to Cincinnati for display before delegates attending the an- nual convention of the Zionist Or- ganization of America. It is the hope of the Hechalutz Organization that a sum of $100,- 000 may be raised for Palestine aviation purposes, and the move- ment may be launched at the Zion- ist convention. A truck with a platform and loud speaker will be set up on the field for the ceremonies. Mr. Schumer's name will be inscribed on one of the wings of the plane. On Saturday night preceding the presentation ceremonies, a recep- tion will be held at the home of Mr. Schumer for the visiting avia- tors and for leaders in the move- ment to purchase this plane. A sum of $3,000 has been con- tributed by the Michigan Linen Supply Board of Trade for this purpose. Alex Nichamin, chair- man of the organization, headed the committee. Charles A. Chidsey of the Banner Laundry, treasurer of the organization, was treas- urer of the committee and one of the most active leaders in the movement to honor Mr. Schumer. Further details regarding the presentation ceremonies will be an- nounced next week. Detroit Jews are urged to attend the ceremon- ies en masse and to set aside Sunday noon, Sept. 7, for par- ticipation in this interesting event. BALTIMORE. (JPS) — De- claring that the Agudas Israel, orthodox Jewish organization, is prepared to cooperate with all responsible Jewish bodies inter- ested in the upbuilding of Pal- estine, Rabbi Jacob Rosenheim, its world president, stated be- fore the opening of its third annual convention that his organ- ization favored a Jewish major- ity in an autonomous Jewish Palestine. The Augdas Israel of America was placed on record as oppos- ing the inclusion of Palestine in any pan-Arabic federation fol- lowing the war. This stand was formulated by rabbi Eliezer Sil- ver of Cincinnati, president of The Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit has issued a call to all its affiliated organizations and their delegates, to officers and delegates from all synagogue: and to heads of landsmanshaften and other organiza- tions to attend a special and extraordinary confereih on Thursday evening, Sept. 4, at the Shaarey Zedek. Plans will be made at this conference for the trans- mission of a special message to the Jews of Palestine by the Jewish community of Detroit, and all spokesmen for Jewish organizations and movements are invited to participate in the discussion. Rabbi Morris Adler will be the principal speaker at the conference. Others who will participate in it will be William Hordes, president of the Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit, and Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka. chairman of the Council's synagogue committee. the American body. In his address calling for united effort on the part of all organized Jewry in behalf of Lappin Candidate Important Notice For City Council To Organizations Palestine, Rabb i Rosenheim urged that provision be made for the settlement of 1,000 Jews in the Jewish homeland to help re- Russian Jews Appeal to World nibals; not in words, but in lieve the plight of European deed, now or never." Jewry for Support Jewry as well as to strengthen The Red Army, the 26 Rus- NEW YORK. (JPS)—An ap- sians asserted, is fighting for peal to Jews throughout the Jews all over the world. Warn- world to aid Soviet Russia in ing that "the Brown plague will reach across the ocean as well," her resistance to the Nazis was as though in direct reference to broadcast over the Moscow radio the Jews of America, the appeal by a group of 26 prominent urged: "Brother Jews all over the Russian Jews, who asked fellow Jews to "disrupt the economic world: penetrate into the most resources of the Fiscists in vital branches of the death- whatever part of the world you dealing industry of the Hitlerite hangmen and paralyze them at are."' Signatories to the appeal in- all costs, boycott their products cluded Ilya Ehrenbourg, noted everywhere. Spread everywhere novelist, Sergei Eisenstein, movie the gospel of solidarity behind director, and Boris Iofan, who the SoYiet Union in its fight did a number of the Soviet ex- against the enemy of mankind." hibit buildings at the New York World's Fair of 1939. Describing the suffering of Ghettos for Moroccan Jews the Jewish people at the hands LONDON. (JPS) — The Gov- of the Nazis, the statement de- clared that "Hitlerites have ernor of Morocco, General Au- cruelly tortured and massacred guste Nogues, has decreed after 3,000,1)00 Poles and Jews. a conference with the Sultan "The voice of the blood that that all Jews who have estab- has been shed calls out not for lished themselves in European fasting and prayer, but for ven- districts of towns since Septem- geance; not for ritual candles, ber, 1939, must move to Jewish but for flames to consume the ghettos. The move is part of the hangmen of humanity; not for new Vichy policy under Xavier tears, but for hatred and resist- Vallat, Commissioner of Jewish ance to the monsters and can- Affairs. You can buy QUALITY KOSHER MEAT with Confidence from Aaron B. Margolis Kosher Meat B Poultry Market (Between Burlingame and Webb) 11632 DEXTER BLVD. Next to Kresge's TO. 8.8118 - 9 CHARLEVOIX BEACH HOTEL . . . Overlooking Lake Michigan The kind of hospitality and service that will make your summer vacation complete. Splendid meals .. . most comfortable rooms .. . Cocktail Lounge. . . . and, of course, there are all the usual and some unusual summer sports to bo had close to the hotel. A meriean Plan Moderate Rates Labor Day Reservations should be made immediatel y. W. E. Flynn, Manager Charlevoix Beach Hotel, Charlevoix, Michigan the position of the Jewish com- munity in Palestine. He cate- gorically denied the charge of separatism which has been lev- elled at the Agudas Israel. The opening session of the convention was marked by a spe- cial prayer of thanks for the blessings of democracy and for President Roosevelt's leadership. In a message to the Agudas Is- rael, the President said: 'The convention must be mind- ful of the fact that it is meeting in a time of the greatest crisis in world history. I hope there- fore that your deliberations will serve the basic interests of true democracy." Governor Herbert H. Lehman sent a greeting in which he praised the constructive work of A. C. Lappin, attorney, for- mer member of the Michigan La- bor Mediation Board and former Deputy Labor Commissioner, has announced his candidacy for Councilman. "Through training, experience and public service, as well as a Contributors to the columns if The Detroit Jewish Chron- ele and publicity committees for all local organizations are asked to note that the deadline for copy to be submitted for publication is at 10 a. m. on Wednesdays, except on holiday weeks at which time the dead- lines are announced in advance. Copy received after the deadline will be retained for publication in the following week's sisue. Black and Connally in Anti- Hitler Warnings WASHINGTON (JPS) — Su- preme Court Justice Hugo L. Black and Senator Tom Connal- ly, chairman of the Foreign Re- lations Committee, added their voices this week to the rising chorus of warning to America to awake to the perils of Hitlerism. the organization. A message was also received from Senator Rob- Mr. Justice Black emphasized ert A. Taft of Ohio. that aid to Russia was as vital International law, • when re- as aid to Britain in a speech stored after the war, should de- of acceptance of a Doctor of clare against anti-Semitism as a Laws degree at the University A. C. LAPPIN permissible national policy, it of Alabama. His address, most was urged by the Agudath Is- sincere desire to improve our of which was broadcast over an rael in a resolution adopted at municipal government, I believe NBC hookup, was delivered to the close of its convention here I am fitted for this important a large crowd attending the for forwarding to President office," Lappin said. summer commencement exercise.; Roosevelt. at Tuscaloosa. Referring to his He added that during his serv- The ultra-orthodox body, often ice on the State Labor Mediation recent reading. of "Mein Kampf," accused of failure to cooperate Board he handled more than the Justice outlined . the perils with the Jewish authorities in n 700 notices of intention to strike to America from Hitl es 's program Palestine because of opposition of world conquest. to political' Zionism, took a more and believes that he averted Senator Connally too told a nearly 200 strikes through me- conciliatory position at the con- Columbia Broadcasting System vention by emphasizing orthodox diction and arbitration. audience that Hitler seeks world support of the effort to rebuild , "From — . what I have learned in domination. "We are to resist the Jewish National Homel in that official position," 'Lappin the enthronement of the sword Palestine. One of the resolutions said, d "I would make it my first as the ruler of the world," Mr. as a Councilman emphasized that "the land of duty , to bring Connally declared, warning Vi- ut the God adoption for of a concilia- . chy that, if it yields further to Israel was decreed abo by -ca tion plan, based on the so-called the people of Israel and no Toledo f Berlin, America ,, would hold ' l an. " power on earth can separate the . French possessions in the West- Mr. two." Lappin proposed that ern hemisphere. It was also decided to launch steps be taken to cooperate in The Administration, recogn iz- a n Orthodox Institute to Survey the National plan for civilian ing widespread Catholic efforts War Problems, to be headed by defen se. to hamstring its program of as- Rabbi Isaac Levin. This would he "Among the dozens of public sistance to Russia, was grateful the fourth such institute already services and institutions - which for the passage by the Young launched by American Jewish or- require careful consideration are Democratic Clubs of America, ganizations. the development of . the river at their Louisville convention, of A demand that the political front drive, construction of a a resolution stating approval "of power of Orthodoxy Je w r y convention hall and other new the policy of full and complete with in Jewish life be more ef- municipal buildings. Additional aid to Russia, believing that our fectively expressed was also playgrounds and other recrea- hatred of Communism and our heard at the convention. How- tional facilities including nata- determination to destroy its roots ever, Rabbi Aaron Kotler, noted toriums and bathing beaches are in this country should not blind scholar, asserted that the A go _ greatly needed. It is also ins- us to the fact that Russia is math Israel should not concern ogrative that some plan such as battling our common enemy." it., elf with political affairs at the Cobo Plan be adopted im- a 11 but concentrate exclusively on mediately. That would not only the furtherance of Jewish reli- greatly relieve the traffic con- Exemptions Allowed for Refugee gious and cultural interests, gestion in every direction but, Children Rabbi Elieze• Silver of Cin- at the same time, increase traffic W A S H I N G T 0 N. (JPS) — einnati announced at the conven- safety, remove many blighted Americans who contribute en- tion that arrangements had been areas, beautify a good section of tirely and specifically to the made with the government of the city, afford employment to maintenance of refugee children pa n' °Ta y fo r the admission of a many hundreds, and all without abroad are entitled to income- number of Yeshivah students any increase in taxes." tax exemptions of $400 for each and rabbis. Lappin attended public schools child, it was indicated here by Rabbi El iezer Silver of Cin- in Milwaukee and prepared for tax experts reviewing the case Rabbi Eliver Heads Agudah college in night classes in Mil- of Madeleine Carroll, movie ac- cinnati was re-elected president waukee and Washington, D. C. tress, who had listed 51 children of the ultra-Orthodox Agudath He was graduated from the law in Paris as being supported by Israel et the close of its annual school of George Washington her. convent ion here. University in 1913 and came to Rabbi Jacob Rosenheim was Detroit where he began his prac- Jewish Professor Jailed as r-med honorary president, while tice - with the late William S. Gaullist Leader other officers include Rabbi Solo- Sayres, Federal Master in Chan- LONDON. (JPS) — Professor mon Hyman, -Rabbi A. M. Bloch eery. Jean Hatzfeld, noted Jewish and Rabbi Solom on T rav is as Mr . Lappin has had consider- scholar renowned for his study vice presidents. Treasurers are able business experience, has of Greek literature, and his wife. Rabbi Hirsh Man ishewitz and been an active communal worker have , arrested by the Nazis Isaac Nfaisel• in numerous causes for many in Paris been as leaders of the de Final resolutions adopted by years and held the office of presi- Gaulle movement in the former the convention included a de- dent of the Temple Men's Club. French capital. It is the charge mind for unrestricted immigra- For several 'years, Mr. Lappin of the Germans that the couple tion into Palestine and approval was one of the most successful had organized all underground o f a program of co-operation directors of the Keren Hayesod Free French committees in with the A rubs. in Detroit. France.