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Henry Bernstein, the French
playwright who used to end his
first name with an "i," is writing
a drama for Katherine Cornell.

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Honorary Sponsors of Drive

The appointment of Fred M.
Butzel as honorary chairman of
the Detroit drive for the Farband
(Jewish National Workers' Al-
liance) Colony in Palestine, on
land of the Jewish National Fund,
was announced this week by Ben
M. Laikin, chairman of the De-
troit committee.
United States Senator Arthur
H. Vandenberg has joined the
committee of honorary sponsors
for the Farband Colony. The
group of honorary sponsors also
includes Gov. Murray D. VanWag-
oner, Mayor Edward J. Jeffries,
United States Senator Prentiss
M. Brown and Congressman John
D. Dingell.
The Detroit drive will culmin-
ate with a dinner at the Book
Cadillac Hotel on Nov. 16, at
which U. S. Senator Alben W.
Barkley will be the guest speaker.

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Fred M. Butzel Named Honorary
Hadassah's Honor
Osborn Believes
Chairman, Farband Colony Drive
Roll to Culminate
Jews Too Sensitive
U. S. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg Joins Group of
On Friday • Oct 24 Says They Need No Defense

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CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Mrs. Moses P. Epstein of New
York to Be Guest Speaker

The culminating affair of the
1941 Honor Roll for the Detroit
chapter of Hadassah will be held
Friday afternoon, Oct. 24, at 2
o'clock, in the auditorium of the
Detroit Institute of Arts.
Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe, Honor
Roll chairman, will introduce the
speaker, Mrs. Moses P. Epstein
of New York, former national

Whatsoever and Lauds
Their Loyalty

Former Governor Chase S. Os-
born this week made some point-
ed remarks with 'reference to
the Lindbergh outburst and the
reaction of Jews. In a statement
to The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
Mr. .Osborn writes:
"Recently I was entertained
and educated by an unusual nr-
tide in The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle by Judah Gileadi. Lila
so many other Jews, Mr. Gileadi
takes too seriously the abuse of
the Jews by so many of the
common Iferd, who wish to make
of them scapegoats when they
themselves belong in that class.
Among other things, Mr. Gilead'
says: It has always been (.;ty
for demagogues to roast the
Jews. The relative defenseless-
ness of the Jewish minorities in
each country has made them a
convenient target all through
history.
"At least Mr. Gileadi talks
that way. He forgets that the
civilization, whatever there is of
it, of the earth came from the
Jews. Moses was a Jew. And so
was Solomon, the Wise, who even
tamed the Queen of Sheba. One
could go through history and
nick out model Jews from the
beginning of human relations.
They were leaders in all walks
of life. Agur, the son of Jakeh,
taught Ithiel and Ucal, accord-
ing to Proverbs chapter 30. Their
philosophy is mine to this day,
and could be adopted by all hu-
n tubieings of every race and
li tTan.
stratum.
"It always seems to me that
the Jews are too sensitive. By
being so they weaken their po-
sition. The fact is, they do not
need any defense whatsoever.
"All they have to do is to obey
the law and be good citizens. In
this respect, the great majority
of Jews are models,"
Comment upon Mr. Osborn's
statement will be found in an
editorial in this issue of The
Chronicle.

Temple Beth is commended for
selecting Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
as successor to Dr. Leo M.
Franklin in two messages re-
ceived this week which also wish
the new Detroit rabbi well in his
MRS. MOSES P. EPSTEIN
next post.
Lewis L. Strauss, president of president of Hadassah and now
Temple Emanu-El of New York national chairman of all Zionist
where Rabbi Glazer is serving a; youth groups coordinating their
present, wired Joseph M. Welt, national interests and programs.
president of Temple Beth El:
The musical portion of the pro-
"During the seven years of gram has been specially arranged
his ministry in Temple Emanu- by Julius Chajes and will fea-
El we have become personal ture Palestinian songs by a trio
friends and since the more recent consisting of Mrs. Abraham Coo-
date of my election to the presi- per, Marguerite Kozenn and
dency of the congregation there Margit Karmondy, who will be
has been an official contact as accompanied by Mr. Chajes.
well. I have learned to value his
Tea will be served following
council and advice and have the program in the Romanesque
sought it frequently. I have been corridor and Mrs. Epstein and
cheered by his humor, instruct- Mrs. Max Frank, president, will
ed by his learning and stimu- greet the members personally.
lated by his precept and his de-
Mrs. Herman Jacobs is in
votion. Personally and on behalf charge
of arrangements and Miss
of the congregation I shall be Ruth Blumenthal will have
sorry indeed to see him go. But charge of program printing.
I know too how important is the
STATE PARLEY
Workers are reminded that
post you have asked him to fill.
Monday,
Oct.
21,
is
collection
No man of small stature or limit-
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ed vision could serve at the pul- day and that there will be a
staff
of
the
honor
roll
committee
pit which Rabbi Franklin has
Field and other military posts in
occupied. Therefore, I am as- at the home of Mrs. William this state. Matthew Penn, Jewish
Isenberg,
2235
Edison,
and
at
Welfare Board representative of
sured that you have been inspir-
ed in your choice and that wis- the Hadassah office, 13331 Lin- the U. S. 0. stationed at Battle
dom has guided your selection." wood, receiving reports and Creek, will outline the welfare
Dr. Samuel II. Goldenson, pledges as this is the date of program in behalf of servicemen
Rabbi Glazer's associate in the the deadline for printing names in Michigan communities.
A luncheon session will afford
New York pulpit, wrote in the in the program. Refreshments
will be served.
an opportunity to leading Jewish
Temple Emanu-El Bulletin:
citizens of Michigan communities
"I view with mixed emotions
to hear an outstanding national
the call of my associate, Dr.
Rosenwald
Post
leader speak on national and
Glazer, to the pulpit of Temple
overseas reconstruction problems.
Beth El, Detroit. When I think
Names
Committees
Representatives of the United
of his leaving Temple Emanu-El,
Palestine Appeal, the American
there is no rejoicing in me. Our
Julius
Rosenwald
Post
No.
218
men, women and children who of the American Legion is co- Jewish Joint Distribution Com-
mittee and the National Refugee
have had contact with him in
any regard whatsoever will operating with 67 other posts Service will be included in the di s -
in
the
Detroit
districts
in
an
ac-
cussion
greatly miss his genial person-
panel at this noon meet-
ality, his scholarly approach to tive campaign for promoting 100 ing.
per
cent
Americanism
in
"an
all
At the afternoon session a pr- -
the problems of life, and his
readiness to serve. My colleagues out cooperation in the national liminary report on the social sel f-
of Emanu-El and the rabbinate defense program of the Ameri- study carried on by the Flint
can Legion in our national cri- community will be presented.
of our city will miss his coopera- sis".
The all-day sessions are open to
tive spirit, and his personal cour-
The Post with other represent- the general public and reserva-
age and forthrightness, qualities
ative
groups
will
actively
partic-
tions may be made by telephoning
so much needed these days.
"As to myself, it goes with- ipate in the Navy Day program, or writing to Mr. Butzel, in car;
of the Michigan State Resettle,
out saying that I shall miss Dr. Oct. 27.
Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, com- ment Service, Room 100, 51 11'.
Glazer. It has been my pleasure
to know him for 15 years, a per- mander of the Rosenwald Post, Warren Ave., Columbia 1600.
iod covering his entire ministry. has announced the following
Half of that time we were asso- committee chairmanships: Amer-
ciated in Pittsburgh in serving icanism, John Litzky, judge ad- Zedakah Club to Meet on
Temple Rodef Shalom, the other vocate; education and entertain-
Monday Afternoon
half we have been together at ment, Jr. Vice Commander Sam-
Temple Emanu-El. During all of uel Zusmann; membership, Sr.
An urgent business meeting ■ .1
these years my respect and affec- Vice Commander Robert Mor- Zedakah Club will be held at tilt ,
tion for him have steadily in- rison; unemployment, Dr. R. R. home of Mrs. Morris Gourwitz.
creased. To me he has always Goldstone: publicity, Mark Freed- 4061 Sturtevant Ave., on Mondio.
been both willinghearted and man; welfare, Israel Carmel; Oct. 20, at 1:30 p. m.
wisehearted, to use Biblical lan- child welfare, Dr. Joseph Eder,
Women wishing to rummage for
guage. I have benefited greatly chaplain ; national defense, Rob- Zedakah's 10th annual donor
from the insights of his mind ert Finkel ; Armistice Day serv- luncheon should contact chairmen
and the impulses of his heart, ice and Decoration Day service, of rummage, Mrs. Louis Silver-
and if I on my part have been Meyer Waterstone; safety, Na- man, To. 8-9037, or Mrs. Isadore
helpful to him in his ministry, than Lerner.
Karbel, Trinity 7-0672. Those in-
I now feel amply repaid by the
Rosenwald Post meets the sec- terested in banks or cards, call
satisfaction of seeing him called ond and fourth Wednesday of Mrs. Harry Rott, University
to one of the outstanding pulpits
. Litman Gould.
each month, in the auditorium
of America.
e 3; i s t°y1. 1-N91 45
University
rs
of
Bnai
Moshe,
Dexter
and
Law-
"Knowing the Detroit commu-
nity and valuing the high stand- rence. This American Legion post
ards set by the retiring rabbi, is open to anyone who has an Schools Observe
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, during honorable discharge from the
Simchas Torah
more than 40 years of service United States Army, for services
there, I feel sure that Dr. Glaz- rendered in the first World War.
Simchas Torah was celebrated
er's "lines will fall in pleasant
in all the branches of the United
places." I am certain, too, that Card Party of Ladies'
Schools on Shemini Aze-
his labors in the new field will
Lechem Aniyim Saturday Hebrew
ret Ave., Monday, Oct. 13. The
be thoroughly appreciated, even
The Detroit Ladies' Lechem children, led by their teachers.
as I am confident that his efforts Anivim will give a card party at
will be fruitful of good results Jericho Temple, Saturday, Oct. sang Simchas Torah and Pales-
both for his new congregation 18, at 8 p. m. There will be tinian songs, marched with their
flags and celebrated the holiday
and for the community at large." prizes and refreshments.
in its traditional manner.