January 16, 194 !

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

J. W. E. W. 0. to See
Dr. Tracy Pullman
Dr. Franklin Elected
Good-Will Movie
to
Address
Beth
El
On Historical Board
College on Monday "World We Want to Live In,"
Dr. • Leo M. Franklin was

elected to serve an unexpired
term of one year as trustee of
the Detroit Historical Society at
the society's 20th annual meet-
ing Tuesday evening in the War-
dell.

Dr. Tracy M. Pullman, promi-
nent Unitarian minister, will be
the next speaker in the course on
"Why I Am What I Am," spon-
sored by the Beth El College of

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Ph. D., in 1917; Doctor of Politi-
cal Science in 1922; Doctor of
Jurisprudence in 1923; and a
rabbinical degree from the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Vienna.
Since 1930 Dr. Baron has held
the chair of Jewish history, lit-
erature and institutions of the
Miller Foundation at Columbia

Dr. Pullman, by birth an east-
erner, is a mid-westerner by
adoption. Born in Lynn, Mass.,
most of his childhood and youth
were spent in Chicago. His col-
leges include St. Lawrence Uni-
versity of Canton, N. Y.; Bates
College of Lewiston, Me., and
Tufts College of Boston, Mass.,
from the latter of which he re-
ceived his degree of Bachelor of
Divinity.
On Jan. 26, a prominent Catho-
lic will discuss his faith in Ca-
tholicism. On Feb. 2, Lyman S.
Abbott will speak on "Why I Am
A Christian Scientist."
Courses in "Comparative Reli-
gion" and "The Jewish Commu-
nity in America," as well as lec-
tures on "Hebrew and Jewish
Customs and Ceremonies" are of-
fered by the College this semes-
ter.

Lou Handler, director of Camp
Tamakwa, announces that this
Saturday night, Jan. 17, all camp-
ers, parents, counselors and coun-
selor-aids, with their relatives and
close friends, will be at the Jew-
ish Community Center in the
Fred Butzel Hall at 7:30 p. m.
A program consisting of mov-
ing pictures taken last summer in
natural color, showing natural
color slides in three dimensions,
as well as many activities by
the campers and parents them-
selves, will comprise an evening
topped off by refreshments.
Camp Tamakwa, having suc-
cessfully completed its fifth sea-
son, marks this as the beginning
of another year. Several import-
ant announcements will be made
during the course of the eve-
ning, concerning the method in
which Camp Tamakwa will pro-
ceed during the present crisis.
Al Skelly, head counselor, will
be in charge of the evening's en-
tertainment. Assisting him will
be Woodrow Weiss, Fred Rosen,
Esta Handler, and the following
campers: Arthur Benavie, San-
der Bernstein, Marvin Perlis,
Yale Brown, Ivan Shalit, Louis
and Sam Shreeman and others.

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DR. SALO W. BARON

University. For many years he
served as visiting lecturer of his-
tory at the Graduate School for
Jewish Social Work in New York
City.
Two more lectures are scheduled
in the Jewish Community Center
series, held on successive Tues-
day evenings from Jan. 6 through
Feb. 3. Dr. Maurice L. Peri-
zweig, chairman of the British
Section of the World Jewish Con-
gress, will be heard on Jan. 27.
Dr. Max Gottschalk, formerly of
Belgium, will be the speaker on
Feb. 3.
Admission fees for individual
lectures are, members: 28c, tax
included; non-members: 44c, tax
included.

Avodah Victory
Dance on Jan. 24

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Dr. Glazer to Speak
on "Living as a Jew
Today" Next Friday

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer of
.Temple Beth El will speak next
Friday, Jan. 23, at 8 p. m., at
the Sabbath evening services, on
"Living as a Jew Today—What
Are the Basic Requirements?"
In his sermon this Friday eve-
ning, Dr. Glazer will attempt ri,
clarify some of the confused and
contradictory ideas that many
Jews have about their associa-
tions with Jewish life.
More than ever before, the
Jew needs to think clearly about
his present and future status as
a member of the Jewish commu-
nity. The members of the Jewish
community are invited to hear
this lecture.

Dr. A. M. Hershman
At the Bnai Moshe
Services on Jan. 23

Junior Avodah Group met at
the home of Lillian Shorr and
completed plans for the formal
victory dance to be held on
The Junior Congregation of Saturday evening, Jan. 24, at
Shaarey Zedek will hold its regu-
lar Sabbath service Jan. 17, at
amok
at 9:30 a. m., in the Prayer Room
of the Kate Frank Memorial
Bldg. Rita Kallman will give the
Biblical resume while Muriel Sal-
Sr. • MIAMI BEACH, 11',1 inger will review the Prophetical
portion.

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Tamakwa Campers'
Get-Together Jan. 17

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is the movie to be shown by
Detroit Round Table of Catholics,
Jews and Protestants at the meet-
ing of the North Woodward
Branch of the Jewish Women's
European Welfare Organization,
Tuesday, Jan. 20, at 1 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. Sam Satovsky,
1250 Chicago Blvd. Mrs. Sam
Shore, president, invites members
and friends to attend.
At the victory luncheon held
at the Wilshire Hotel on Jan. '7,
it was decided to buy a $1,000
Defense Bond.
From the proceeds of the donor
luncheon it was decided to con-
tribute $100 to the Red Cross.

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MISS LILLIAN SHORR

the Whittier Hotel, with Paul
Leash and his WWJ Orchestra
supplying the music. The entire
proceeds will go for national de-
fense.
The chairman of the dance is
Lillian Shorr and her co-chair-
man Irving Goodman.
For tickets call Jeannette
Shorr, Un. 1-0304, Ben Rosen-
bauman, To. '7-7058, and Sid
Goldberg, To. 8-9032.

M. William Weinberg
To Address Shaarey
Zedek Group Sunday

M. William Weinberg, director
of the Jewish Vocational Service
of Detroit, will address the adult
discussion group of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek at 11 a. in. this
Sunday, Jan. 18.
Mr. Weinberg will speak on the
subject of Jewish vocational gui-
dance with relation to the pres-
ent emergency. A discussion will
follow his address.
Visitors are always welcome to
the sessions of the Shaarey Zedek
adult discussion group.

Dr. A. M. Hershman, rabbi of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, will
speak at the Friday night serv-
ices of Congregation Bnai Moshe,
Dexter and Lawrence, next Fri-
day, Jan. 23. Services begin at
8:15 p. m.
Dr. Hershman's topic will be
"Our Supreme Need." Cantor
David Katzman will conduct the
services.

Temple Israel YPC
To Stage Coward's
Plays on Jan. 25

The Young People's Club of
Temple Israel will have "An Eve-
ning. with . Noel Coward." The
program will be presented on
Sunday, Jan. 25, at 8 p. m., in
the Starlight Room of Hotel
Webster Hall.
Two one-act plays, "The Red
Peppers" and "Hands Across the
Sea," are to be presented. These
plays are two of Noel Coward's
best known English comedies, and
are under the direction of Ro-
delle Broder and June Brezner.
Bert Gottlieb and Peggy Dor-
FORD
mer have the leading roles in
"The Red Peppers," while the
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leads in "Hands Across the Sea"
"I strongly urge all my fellow- are taken by Dick Sidder and
citizens to give no aid to any Miriam Sauls.
movement whose purpose it is
to arouse hatred against any
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group. It is my sinecere hope that
now in this country and through-
out the world, when this war is
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finished and peace once more es-
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tablished, hatred of the Jew—
commonly known as anti-Semitism
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HENRY FORD".

Urged to Take Legal Action
Against Those Using His Name

bow Room with

Henry Ford has been asked by
L. M. Birkhead, national director
of Friends of Democracy, Inc.,
to take legal action against all
persons who continue to distrib-
ute a Ford publication "The In-
ternational Jew", which the motor
magnate repudiated in 1927.
"Your letter of Jan. 7, repu-
diating your former support of
anti-Semitism, is a great service
to the forces fighting for democ-
racy, for, as you pointed out in
your letter, anti-Semitism has
teen used `to divide our American
community and to weaken our
national unity,'" Birkhead said
in a telegram to Ford.
But, Birkhead added, "You can
give real meaning to your state-
ment by taking legal steps to
prevent the further use of your
name on anti-Semitic literature."
Birkhead pointed out that "The
International Jew", which was
published by Ford in 1920, has
been one of the spearheads of
the Nazi propaganda campaign
throughout the world. Currently
it is being distributed by the
Ku Klux Klan in the form of a
series of pamphlets which carry
Ford's name on the cover.

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Tribute to Poland to High-
light the Ford Sunday
Evening Hour

Tribute to the unconquerable
spirit of Poland will be paid on
the Ford Sunday Evening Hour
next Sunday night, when Rose-
marie Brancato, popular star of
opera and radio, will share the
spotlight with Artur Rodzinski,
Polish conductor and patriot. The
program will be heard over Sta-
tion WJR and the CBS network
between 9 and 10 o'clock.

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