Detroit Jewish Chronicle and The Legal Chronicle SECTION ONE VOL. 43, NO. 38 THIS PAPER PRINTED IN TWO SECTIONS DETROIT, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1941 10c Single Copy; $3.00 Per Year British Warned Jews oIfn BFOlricied Labor Furor Over Lindbergh Speech Refuses to Die Not to Ignore Down as Defenders of "American Way" i Go on Palestine Jews Record Against Anti-Semitic Demonstration Notor ous Nazi A lei-S inemite Named toi Runt White Russia Believed to Be Going Forward With Arab Federation Plans (JPS)—Berlin Jews from 16 to 60 are to be con- scripted for forced labor, the scripted Nazi authorities have-tordered, it is stated nere. Another order prohibits Jews in Berlin from t•aveling in tramcars or subway's. Notorious Nazi Anti-Semite to NEW YORK. (JPS)—Declar- Rule White Russia ing that the British were going GENEVA. (JPS) — The Ger- fo•ward with plans for the estab- mans have chosen the most rabid lishment of an Arab Federation, Nazi anti-Semite in Germany, Pertinax, the noted foreign ana- next to the violent Streicher, as lyst, warned that the claims of the Commisar General of White Rus- Jews in Palestine cannot be ig- sia. Wilhelm Kube, notorious Jew- pored. After discussing the steps baiter, will rule the land. The now being taken by Captain Lyt- city of Minsk will be the head- tleton, Britain's representative in quarters of the new Nazi admin- the Middle East, in bringing about istration. a British-Arab understanding, he remarked that "the real trouble is that the British negotiator Jews Celebrate High Holy Days cannot exclusively concentrate his In Moscow attention on the Arab world." LONDON. (JPS)—For the first Pertinax's observations were pub- time since the Russian Revolu- lished in the New York Times. tion, walls of Moscow synagogues and of other buildings in streets Levinthal Urges Establishment of thickly populated by Jews were placarded with posters announc- Commonwealth Hig holy H services, ac- W A SII I NGTO N. (.1PS ) —J udge cor ing ding' to adviceD s ay received here. Louis E. Levinthal, newly-elected Exhorting Moscow Jews to president of the Zionist Organi- pray especially for the defeat of zation of America, called upon Hitlerism and the victory of the world democratic leaders to Pro - Soviet Army, the announcements claim the establishment of a Jew- advertised cantors and preachers ish commonwealth in Palestine in for the services. The Moscow accordance with the will of Chor-Shul, for example, stressed American Jews as expressed at that Cantor Jacob Petchnik would the 44th annual convention of conduct the Yoinim. Nerayim the Z. 0. A. held recently at (Hi g h Holy Day) services. Cincinnati. Judge Levinthal's This is the first time the So- statement was issued in the form viet regime has issued such public of it New Year message to Amer- religious appeals. ican Jewry. Even Bigots Find Endorsement of Flier Too Hot to Handle; Senator Nye Most Prominent Convert to Racial Incitement; Jews Con- demn Lindbergh; Anti-Semitic Issue in New York Politics NEW YORK (JPS) — The lines between those who believe in American de- mocracy and those who condone and approve the Nazi way are being sharply drawn in the United States. . This counting of heads is the result of a basic attack upon American prin- ciples by Charles A. Lindbergh, when he singled out the Jews as instigators of war. The reaction of the American has been swift and unmistakable. Where the .lessons To Lay Cornerstone for the New Yeshivath Beth Yehudah Building At Dexter and Cortland on Sunday Sen. Nye's Stand ARCHITECT'S PLAN FOR NEW 'YESHIVAH BUILDING British - Jews - Welainir-Russian- - Detroit Jewry has been inviltd movement for the erection of a Jewish Agency Responds to Rus- Jewish Declaration Against- Nazis by Rabbi Isaac Stollman, presi- more adequate center for higher sian Jews' Appeal for Unity LONDON. (JPS)—The British Jewish learning in the city. • JERUSALEM. (JPS-Palcor)— Board of Jewish Deputies has (lent of the local Hebrew Tal- Spurred by the contribution of Recounting the part Palestine sent an official statement to the mudical Academy, Yeshivoth Beth the assets of Congregation Mo- Jewry has already taken in the Jews of Moscow welcoming their Yehudah, to participate in cere- gen Abraham, the old Farns- war against Hitlerism and the firm stand against the Nazi re- monies, Sunday, Sept. 28, 1730 worth Street Shul, which at one far larger share • it is prepared gime. The message was in the p, in., marking the laying of the time housed the Yeshiva in a to take, the • Jewish Agency form of a reply to Moscow Jew- "wholeheartedly" responded to the ry's appeal for Jewish aid in the cornerstone of its new home on See YESHIVAH—Page 3 appeal recently issued by Russian struggle against Hitler, Professor the northwest corner of Dexter Jewry to world Jewry for unity Selig Brodetzky, president of the Blvd. and Cortland Ave. Con- against the Nazis. board, stated, through Ivan Mai- struction has been in progress Vets Protest "Should the enemy ever reach sky, Soviet Ambassador to Lon- "Yello w 'Badge" Palestine, the men and women don, that the Jews of Great Brit- for the past two weeks. Founded more than 25 years of our people will fight as you ain fully reciprocated the senti- are fighting," the Palestinian-Jew- ments which had prompted the ago by the late Rabbi Yehudah But Gestapo Starts ish leaders declared in a message appeal of Moscow's Jews. In ex- Leib Levine, at that time chief transmitted through Ivan Maisky, pressing the admiration of Brit- Provocative Action Soviet Ambassador to London. ish Jews for the heroic fight of rabbi of the Jewish community, The Jewish Agency reassured Soviet Russia against -the Nazis, the Yeshivah has reared a large in Berlin the Russians On the attitude of the message emphasized the fact number of young men • in He- Jews throughout the Diaspora, re- that Jews have always been the brew scholarship and Jewish tea- GENEVA. (JPS)—Jewish vet- minding them that "tens of thou- first victims of Nazism every- diton, many of whom have en- erans of the first World War ap- sands of Jews in other countries wh e re. The full participation of tered the rabbinate and other peared on the streets of Berlin are asking for a chance to serve Russia's Jewry in the Soviet war fields of communal endeavor. wearing the decorations they had with the Jewish Army," which at effort and the hope of speedy The rapid growth of the institu- won in fighting for the "Father- least 40,000 Palestinian ,Jews are victory of the forces fighting Hit- tion during the last year has land" as a protest against the waiting for permission to join, lerism was stressed in the mes- made its present quarters unin- broad German order . to all Jews "so that we as • a people may sage. habitable and given rise to the to don the yellow badge, but the take our place in the struggle Gestapo immediately ordered the for the common cause." , of the medals and in- The message ended with the as- A Credo for American Jews at ar stituted procAlings against their surance that "the Jews of the wearers on charges of "provoca- By HENRY MONTOR world ' will not fail in the cam- tive action" against the govern- mon cause." meat. Featuring a note of welcome to EDITOR'S NOTE: With the entire Jewish community in the United Berlin, Vienna and other Gcr- States deeply concerned over the Lindbergh speech at Des man cities containing Jewish pop- Moines and the Senate sub-committee investigation of the See PALESTINE—Page 12 ulations were placarded last F•i- movies as new and ominous manifestations of rising anti- day with posters containing the Semitism in this country, Mr. Montor undertakes to outline regulations for the yellow "Mo- a program for concerted action that will better prepare us gen Dovids" under the signature "Free World" for the undeclared war that is being fought against the Jewish of Minister of Interior Wilhelm people at the present crucial hour. With characteristi c candor Frick. Jews appearing on the Makes Debut and acumen, the author points to the road which we must streets without the insignia were traverse. warned of severe penalties. nternational D e m o - in East Galicia, the Nazi au- "This is it!" Maurice Samuel like Wendell Willkie—and there cratic Organ Is Widely says. He is referring.. to Lind- are many such men. But even as See "BADGE"—Page 9 Bergh, to Wheeler, to Nye and they savor this solace, they re- Hailed to the "respectable people" whose member that not one of the col- In order to work out, with the language is indistinguishable from leagues of Wheeler and Nye and Earlier Deadline for cooperation of the best-qualified that of Berlin and Rome. This Reynolds. has pushed aside corn- people, plans to assure the ulti- is not William Dudley Pelley caddy courtesy for fundamental the Next Week's Issue mate triumph of democracy in a skulking arouial the printing Americanism—to blast Lindbergh Due to Yom Kippur occur- free world order, a large group plants of Asheville. This is from a pedestal bolstered by fear ring on Wednesday, all copy of prominent American, European, august senatorial togas giving and suspicion. for next week's issue of The It is lucky for the peace of Latin-American and Asiatic writ- dignity to death by propaganda. Except for those who work too mind of American Jews that they Detroit Jewish Chronicle must ers; among them many present be in the hands of the editor and former political leaders who hard or think too little to be have faith, generally speaking, in might logically be the future goo- concerned with radio and news- the efficacy of their constituted not later than at 10 a. m. on ernmental executives of their papers, the Jews of America are organizations. It is even more Monday, Sept. 29. countries following the Allied vic- uneasy. Some are frightened. helpful that in their blood flows Copy arriving after that' tory, have created a new .1 hiter- They would rather not admit 'it _an immemorial aristocracy which hour will be retained for in- national magazine called Free to themselves, certainly not to scorns the fly-by-night hate-arson- sertion in the following week's the general ublic. They repeat fists. World, issue. t' -/ . Bogged Down Committee The first issue of this magazine the Bill of fights like an Ortho- Contributors to the columns However, questions begin to is now available to the American (lox Jew %arding off the demons of The Detroit Jewish Chron- public. , A Chinese edition is in by prayer in bed. They roll on bubble to the surface of this caul- icle are urged to observe rules I the tips of their tongues the guiding our deadlines. truly courageous phrases of men See DEFENSE—Page 16 See FREE WORLD—Page 8 I /- of the past eight years in Ger- many have been brought home, revulsion has swept over Amer. icon citizens. Where minds pois- oned against England are closed to all except appeals to bigotry, Lindbergh has rallied a few tat- tered cohorts and retained his hysterical "following." Few sections of America have been left untouched by the con- troversy. The issue of isolation- ism vs. intervention has taken on a wholly new meaning as Lindbergh's attack on the Jews was construed as the adaptation of the Nazi "line" to this coun- try. In the face of general con- tempt for these tactics, only a small minority of even the iso- lationists have had the courage to come out openly in support of Jew-baiting. By far the most prominent convert to Hitlerite ideology has been Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota, whose •endorse- ment of the flier's views was tempered only by a nostalgic hope—"At first I wished the Colonel had not been quite so di- rect." But since "the Colonel" had chosen to be direct, Nye could do no less than speak out in terms appropriate to his turn of mind. "As long as interventionists work to interject the anti-Semi- tic issue, perhaps this is the time to be speaking very frank- ly. As Lindbergh said; without being anti-Semitic, those of the Jewish faith are contributing to the cause of intervention. Their interest is very natural. If I were one of them, I should feel as they do towards those who have Persecuted my people. But I should try not to let my natural batred blind me to the first and best interest of my own coun- try." "Condescending Sympathy:1' Here was the same condescend- ing "sympathy" for the Jews which Lindbergh had shown. Wrapped inextricably with it was the same vicious attack upon the patriotism of Jewish citizens, who are not blamed for their thoughts but are by Nye's dictum to be See ANTI-SEMITISM—Pag e 2 lelth Education Month Launched Educators and Hebrew Schools' Leaders to Direct Effort Plans for the 15th annual Education Month observance were formulated at a joint meet- ing of the members of the board, the staff, the auxiliary and other affiliated groups, Thursday eve- ning, Sept. 18. Lawrence W. Crohn, chairman of the Educa- tion Month, opened the meeting with the reading of the procla- mation issused on the occasion of this annual observance. Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman of the 1940 Education Month project, explained the purpose of this observance. "Our aim," he sail, "is to get the entire Jewish community behind the education movement. This yefir we are not going to terminate our efforts with the See EDUCATION—Page 16