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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Register Voters
At Jewish Center

City Clerk Thomas B. Lead-
better announced this week that
as a means of saving citizens
in the northern section of the
city the trouble of going to the
City Hall to register there will
be provisions for registration of
voters at the Jewish Community
Center, Woodward and Holbrook,
from 6:30 to 9 9p. m. next Wed-
nesday.

Lindbergh Removes His Mask

President Brightens
Cohens' Anniversary

NEW YORK (JPS) — It all
happened when one of their
grandsons, Second Lieutenant
Leonard Pearlman, was ordered
to another post. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Cohen were preparing
to celebrate their golden wed-
ding anniversary on the day that
Lieutenant Pearlman was to be
transferred. His mother prompt-
ly appealed to President Roose-
velt and F.D.R. immediately pro-
vided for her son's release for
the celebration of the 50th wed-
ding anniversary of his grand-
parents.
What is more, Mr. Roosevelt
sent a special message of greet-
ing to the Cohens. But Mr. Co-
hen was skeptical about the
whole business, because the
White House had requested that
the letter should not be opened
before the family party. "I'll
believe what I hear about the
letter from President Roosevelt
when I see it," said the 73-year-
old tailor. Mr. and Mrs. Cohen
got the thrill of their lives when
they posed for news photograph-
ers with a photo of their soldier-
grandson, Second Lieutenant
Pearlman.

An Editorial

Appeasing isolationist (ex-Colonel) Charles A. Lind-
bergh has made some charges.
Hitherto his henchmen denied he was an anti-
Semite, but Lindbergh himself did not talk.
Now, the suspected has occurred:
Lindbergh's knowledge of Jews and his attitude
towards us is rooted in Nazi ideology.
Jews, he said, control the motion pictures, the press,
CARD OF THANKS
the radio and our Government.
The Newman family wish to
thank their friends and neighbors
THIS IS NAZI LANGUAGE.
for the kindness and sympathy
More than that: This is an indictment of 130,000,000
extended them during their recent
bereavement.
Americans who selected an administration based on
traditions of democracy and common decency. To Lind-
bergh, as to the Nazis, anything he dislikes becomes
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Jewish; therefore, the administration he dislikes becomes
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Jewish.
But the Des Moines, Ia., audience before whom he
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SEMITIC, PRO-NAZI VIEWS on Thursday night gave
the answer. According to the Associated Press report,
Strictly fresh
"THE CROWD CHEERED PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT 11
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DISTINCT TIMES DURING LINDBERGH'S ADDRESS."
That
was the answer of America.
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We have faith that America's answer will be in
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It is the will, and not the gift the spirit of democracy and not along lines of hatred—
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with.
Because America and democracy is greater than
the composite form of the Lindberghs and the isolation-
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ists and appeasers.

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with Confidence from

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Kosher Meat El Poultry Market

(Between Burlingame and Webb)
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TO. 8-8118 - 9
Next to Rreare's

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Young People of Temple
Israel to Hold Rally
Sunday

The young people of Temple
Israel and their friends will hold
an opening rally to organize the
Temple Israel young people's
group next Sunday, Sept. 14, at
3 o'clock, at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, Woodward at Hol-
brook.
Robert Mazer is chairman of
the organizing committee.
The entertainment program for
the afternoon will consist of a
program of operatic selections
and songs from Jewish folk-lore
to be given by Temple Israel's
cantor, Robert S. Tulman.

Plans for Zedakah
Luncheon Made
At First Meeting

Zedakah Club's first meeting
of the season opened with en-
thusiastic plans for the 10th an-
nual donor luncheon t( be held

at the Masonic Temple on Dec.
10. Mrs. M. Spoon and Mrs.

GIFTS TO NORTH END CLINIC

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Miss Florence
Silberman, from Dr. and Mrs. L.
Now's the Best Time for Your
F. Segal. and Mrs. Cora D. Less;
in memory of Joseph Rosenberg,
from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aron-
sson, Dr. Max Wershow and Mr.
You'S mtps crowns and heat waves—but you won't miss
thF fUn dr tie big savings on Greyhound's tares!
and Mrs. Max Smitt; in memory
of Mrs. Lena Jackson Davis, from
West Branch $3.20 Houghton Lake $3.55
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Jackson and
Grayling
4.30
St. Ignace
6.25
Miss Helen Stillman; in memory
Greyhound also offers contei.v.mt Ion-cost sub-
of William Shevin, from Mr. and
strIntn service In the Detroit Metropolitan are,.
Mrs. Irving Gould; in memory of
GREYHOUND TERMINAL
Mrs. Rebecca Alkon, from Mr.
Irashinglon Blvd. at Grand Riser
and Mrs. Max Smitt and Mr. and
Phone CAdillac 9000
Mrs, Harry Jacobson; in memory
of Mrs. Belle Handler, from Mr.
MRS. MAX SPOON
and Mrs. Max Smitt; in memory
of their brothers, Richard and M. Greenblatt, chairman and co-
Nathan David Finley, from Mr. chairman of Zedakah's Year
and Mrs. Saul Copin.
Book, called for co-operation of
members.
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Women wishing to rummage
to earn pledges may do so by
HURRY — Next Week is Rosh Hashonah!
contacting Mrs. L. Karbal, TO.
7-0672, or Mrs. L. Silverman,
Brighten up Your Home with these Custom Made
B TO. 8-9037, for available dates
and details. A desirable store
has been rented and it is urged
that reservations for store be
B made early as there is a great
Ready to hang as a tailored curtain or on a traverse rod.
B demand for clothing at this time.
Just as lowly for living room and dining room as well as bedroom,
Those wishing to turn over
these grand curtains will go a long way toward sprucing
discarded clothing for Zedakah
up your home
cases may do so by calling Mrs.
for ROSH HASHONAH. 44 inches wide x 2 !:1 yards long
and 9-inch
A. E. West, Un. 1-6015, chair-
hem. They won't crush, peel or mildew. In Eggshell. White. Rose Biege
man of clothing committee, for
and Moonstone. Extremely reasonably priced.
a quick pick-up.
The next meeting of Zedekah

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you a rare money-saving opportunity on
linens. bedspreads. curtains. drapes. towels,

etc.

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Crohn Heads 15th
Education Month

The United Hebrew Schools
announce that the observance of
the 15th annual Education
Month will take place during
the entire month of Tishri, be - .
ginning with Sept. 22, and will
serve to arouse the attention of
the Jewish public on the prob-
lem of Jewish education.
Rabbi Morris Adler, head of
the committee of publicity for

the United Hebrew Schools, an-
nounces the appointment of
Lawrence W. Crohn as chairman

of this year's Education Month
observance.
This observance is now being
sponsored throughout the Unit-
ed States by the National Coun-
cil for Jewish Education, a body
of leading Jewish educators, and
the American Association for
Jewish Education, a laymen's or-

ganization.

Hold Registration for Eve-
ning Classes of Central
High School

Clyde W. Kammerer, principal
of Central High Evening School,
announces that registrations are

taking place.
Among the features of the
school will be courses in public

speaking and parliamentary pro-
cedure, under the direction of
Manuel S. Simon, speech in-
structor of Central High school.
A new innovation will be the
introduction of a course in Heb-
rew literature and history. There
will be a nominal fee.
Some of the other courses of-
fered will be contract bridge,
home-making, health education,
badminton, knitting, interior de:.•
orating, foods and food prepara-
tion, etc.
An extremely interesting and
valuable course will be offered
in photography. It will cover
various phases of photography,
such as focus, balance, filters,
picture composition, moving pic-
tures, etc. There will also be a
dark room where the students
may develop their own pictures

and snapshots.
For further information, call
TO. 7-9816, any evening from
7 to 9 p. m.

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September 12, 194

New Republic Asks for Justice
To Both Jews and Arabs

In Near East

The New Republic, liberal week-
ly which has long shied away
from Zionist questions, effectively
straddles the issue in the Sept.
8 number, pointing to the
ineptness and bungling of British
diplomacy in the near East and
asking for "Justice for both
sides."
"It is sometimes hastily assumed
that because of the Palestine ques-
tion justice for the Moslems is
incompatible with justice for the
Jews, but this is not true; in
fact, the only ultimate solution
of that vexed issue is justice for
both sides," this magazine says.
The way to obtain Moslem sup-
port for the Allied war effort.
the New Republic feels, lies in
a declaration by the United
States, in which the Moslems are
supposed to have confidence, that
we would not tolerate peace trea-
ties unfair to them. Such a decla-
ration would bring "an electrify-
ing response," the editorial main-
tains.

OBITUARY

SADIE LIEBERTHAL
formerly of Bay City, 71 years
old, (lied in Colorado Springs on
Sept. 4. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. ,Jack Goldman of
Detroit, Irma of Joliet, Ill. and
Club will be held at the home a son, Harold of Joliet, Ill.
of Mrs. Sans Sugerman, 2303
Calvert Ave., on Monday, Sept.
DR. BARNEY NOSANCHUK

15, at 1:30 p. m. Members and
friends are assured an interest-
ing program for the afternoon.
Zedakah Club acknowledges
contributions from Mrs. J. Har-

of Glynn Court died on Tuesday
at the age of 33. Burial was in
Beth Yehudah Cemetery on Wed-
nesday, after services were held
at Lewis Bros. Surviving hint are
vith and Mrs. S. Gorman.
his parents; his wife, Mary; two
children, Judy and Melvin; a sis-
Mrs. Fannie Sklar; four
Twenty-eight-year-old Nathan ter,
brothers, Ben, Harry, Max and
II. David of Massachusetts, the Morris.
brilliant young New Dealer who
was one of the outstanding legal
The moral for the Zionist Or-
hatters for James L. Fly of the ganization of America and the
Federal Commun ications Com- Bnai Brith, which have their
mission, has been shifted to the headquarters in Washington an
newly established Information for the Union of American Heb-
Co-ordinating Agency headed by rew Congregations and other
"Wild Bill" Donovan. David was Jewish bodies which are trying
made an assistant to Fly in 1939. to move to the nation's capital.

In his new job he will work with is written clear and large for all

James Roosevelt, the President's to see. . . . We hope they won't
eldest son, who is now serving be lost in the big national de-

as Colonel I)onovun's adjutant. fense shuffle.