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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

January 30, 1942

Rabbi Fram to Speak
On "Stalin" Friday

FEDERATIONS

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unduly be surprised by the edi-
torial opposition of the New
r,
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York Times to the proposal of
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the Jewish Agency and to the
Meeting for the first time since
"Joseph Stalin—Is He a Chain-
faith." The hopes of Jews, the demand of the Yishuv to estab-
of
Freedom?"
will
be
the
the
United States entered the
of
Times says, "can be achieved only lish a distinct Jewish military
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by the fulfillment of the Atlantic force, based on Palestine, to subject of the lecture to be given war, the representatives of the
Charter—by the winning of a serve under the standard of the by Rabbi Leon Fram at the Fri- Council's 219 member agencies in
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new world in which Jews along Star of David and under the day night services of Temple Is- 183 cities will discuss methods
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
with other religious and national British command. Long has that reel next Friday night, Feb. 6, of gearing their social welfare
minorities may live peaceably and newspaper been antagonistic to at 8:30.
The services will be held at programs to meet the needs of
happily in every nation, enjoy- the national aspirations of the
the auditorium of the Detroit the country's victory program.
ing the full rights of other citi- Jewish people."
Institute of Arts, John R. at
In a special pre-assembly Ines-
lens."
Morris Raphael Cohen Backs Farnsworth.
The Condemnations
Arabs
This is the second in the series sage, Sidney Hollander, president
Reactions to the Times editorial
A dissenting voice among the
lectures which Rabbi Film is of the Council, stressed the im-
delivering on the moral and rel- i portance of the first wartime as-
w ere swift and condemnatory. Dr. storm of protests against the of
Stephen S. Wise, president of Morns
Times Raphael
editorial
was professor
that of gious implications of the careers
Cohen.
the American Jewish Congress, .
, of the of the decisive personalities of sembly of federation and welfare
PRIVATE BEACII-P001.-CABANAS
called the editorial "a blow below
the world conflict.
Louis emeritus of philosophy
the belt" and "sabotage".
The Young People's Temple
e of the City of New
New, I.uxury Hotel—in a distinctive
oeg
ll
of the Zion- College
Lipsky,
north beach location—Near nil ac-
York,
York, who spoke out for the Club of Temple Israel invites all
ist Organization, stressed that the Arabs as against his fellow Jews. young people who are interested
tivities. Every facility for an enjoy-
Times
editorial
was
"un-Ameri-
can" and "anti-Jewish". Dr. Israel Approving of the stand taken to come for the service and to
able vacation.
Goldstein, president of the Jewish by the New York daily, Cohen, stay for the symposium on the
S. SLOTNICK, Manager
National Fund of America, said president of the American Jewish theme of the lecture which will
it was fortunate that non-Jewish Committee's Committee on Peace take place in the lounge room of
leaders in Americ 16
realize more Studies, supported Arab claims the institute after the service.
be a social
There willthe
than "certain" Js that the rather than the demands of the hour
ausf
also
pices o the
under
500,000 Jews in` Palestine are Jews.
in
"No people," he said, "will Sisterhood of Temple Israel, In-
allies of the United States. Eman-
the
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uel Neumann, director of the submit to being made a minority the stitute.
Romanesque
Emergency Committee for Zionist in their own land. Against any
Cantor R. S. Tullman, accom-
Affairs, said the Times piece was such attempt the Arabs will cer- anied by Karl Hass on the fa-
a "reprehensible and cowardly tainly fight, and in such a fight moos organ of the Auditorium of
attack presumably against a Jew- they will have the support not the Detroit Institute of Arts, will
ish Amy, but in reality against only of 30,000,000 fellow-Arabs, render a program of traditional
Zionism itself." The Committee but the sympathy of all I f lovers
Sabbath music.
- y.”
' on the beach
Ideally k,
made public its intention to or- of democracy and fair p l ay.
with no oLstruction between
Cohen claimed that it is im-
ganize a nationwide campaign for
portant to warn "against the is to be found in Palestine, with
a Jewish Army.
You and the blue Atlantic hi
Other protests were recorded false or near-sighted nationalis- Jewish control of immigration,
MARK EISNER
the Lummus Park area. All
by Hayim Greenberg, Poale Zion- tic philosophy behind this pro- land development and finances.
that
the
cruel
"If
that
implies
a
Jewish
State,
Orthodox
fund
representatives
and
urged
outside rooms. Convenient to
posal—namely,
ist leader; Mizrachi,
-
of the Jews can be re- be it so," he declared.
American Jewish leaders to strive
Zionist group; Dr. Samuel liar- sufferings
'honing and theatrical die
Dr. Chaim Weizmann was re- for unity and harmony of pur-
den Church, honorary chairman moved by setting up a politically
bid. Coll*. shop on premises.
of the Committee for a Jewish independent Jewish State in Pal- elected president of the Federa- pose in 1942.
tion and Barnett Janner, chair-
The opening session on Satur-
Army; Pierre van Paassen and estine."
' man of the executive. The vice day night will be devoted to a
Ben Hecht, noted authors.
Newspapers joined the chorus Britain Censors News of Ameri• presidents include Prof. Selif discussion of "Welfare Programs
when PM, New York daily, the
Bro de tsky, s. Berl Locker and Si- on a War Basis".
can•Jewish Conference
The second general session,
Jewish Morning Journal and The
on Mark
(Dfl
Day took issue with the Times. NEW YORK. (JPS-Palcor)___
Sunday morning, Feb. 1, will
A flu V
M
PM mocked at the Times' coil- The British Government, accused Sokolsky Supports Jewish Army deal with "War-Time Programs i gifi n t n"'
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tention that the Arabs would not last week in the House of Com-
NEW YORK (JPS)—"These of Federations."
lara
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1
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like the idea of a Jewish Army, mons of unique forms of censor- A review of the status of the
and
stateless
Jews
Palestinians
and emphasized that the Arabs ship in Palestine, has held up
civic protective programs will
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are not aiding the Allied cause. cabled news of the proceedings ask only that their blood be highlight the Sunday afternoon
poured
upon
the
soil
of
their
of
meeting. Opening the discussion
The Morning Journal wrote of the National Conference
that the Times does not speak the United Palestine Appeal held ancient home in defense of their will be James Marshall of New
"for even a responsible Jewish at Cleveland on Jan. 17-18, it ideals, in defense of their God York, Edgar J. Kaufmann of OCEAN DRIVE at 13th 51. • MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
minority." The Day named the was revealed here by the Palcor and their traditions of human Pittsburgh, Max Simon of Cleve-
freedom," George Sokolsky said land, and Maurice Taylor, execu-
Times action an "anti-Zionist News Agency.
of the Jews who are demanding five director of the Federation of
Pearl Harbor," and asked that
Jewish Philanthropies, Pittsburgh.
Jews "Remember the New York Agudath Israel Supports Jewish a Jewish army.
The columnist declared that
A discussion of fund-raising
Times!" just as Americans re-
Army
NEW YORK. (JPS) — Deelar- "no one has more justification problems in 1942, with particular
member Pearl Harbor.
ing that "the rights of the Jew- for fighting in this war than the reardotaocetheshwhadar ysithuiagtbito.n, pwairll.
ish people in Palestine are God- Jews." Confessing that he was
of
N.
Y.
Times
Edi-
Criticism
once an isolationist, Sokolsky as- take
ticipating
will be George L.
tonal on Jewish Army
given and eternal," the Agudath
•
,
extreme
Orthodoxx
group
serted,
"I once wrote that I could Levison, chairman, budget com-
Mounts
Israel
from the not ask America to go to war mittee, Jewish National Welfare
Leading Jewish and non-Jew- which has held aloof issued
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a because I wanted to be sure that Fund, San Francisco; Abraham
ish personalities joined the chorus Zionist movement,
no American blood would be - arere, president, Jewish Welfare
of bitter protests raised against statement supporting the demand shed to avenge Hitler's torture of Federation,
ederation, Detroit; Elkan C.
,COMPLETE RESORT
the New York Times editorial for a Jewish Army.
the Jew. Today America is at .
oorsanger, , executive director
COVERING AN ENTIRE BLOCK
which opposed the formation of
The American Palestine Com-
'
.
because the Japanese at- Jewish Welfare Fund, Milwaukee,
Tennis Courts, Hand-
a Jewish
Army. S. Wise, Judge mittee, a Christian organization war
Dr. Stephen
A a t Pearl Harbor. The and Isidore Sobeloff, execut ive di -
ball, Shuffleboard,
tae k e. d us
I-
can app roach the rector, Jewish Welfare F
Dr.
ew i in
Badminton, Patio
Louis E. Levinthal and Dr. Abba headed by New York Senator
em with n a clear con- tion,
ftoiornih aal t i 00
o n haDetroit.
Problem
Dancing, Parking
w
v
ar
Hillel Silver, leading American Robert Wagner,
reported
here
J
his
" s tih iai
"Information
Facilities—all within
it had received hundreds of
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eir bl
oo
t he spill their
blood
estinian
the premises. Golf
Pal
overseas,
Zionists, criticized the personal - letters and telegrams from prom- egh that
aversPelae el)
s h a to
Course just across the
tone and content of the edi inept Americans demanding that and to waste their property for d and refugee agencies will bring
street. Adjacent to
the 1942 Assembly to a close on
c
torial, whi h sought to dissuade
him. "
night clubs, Theatres,
the United States from support- a Jewish
Army C. be Lowdermilk.
created.
Stressing the role of the Pales- Monday, Feb. 2.
Dr . Walter
Shops.
Education
Sessions
tine
and
stateless
Jews
in
the
ing Jewish demands for an armed
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force. Senator Robert Wagner Chief of the U. S. Bureau of war, Sokolsky said, "they have _ A
b a t ' a ', arranged
O
ne
g
S
h
a
b
of New York, chairman of the Soil Research of the Department
Harry B. Friedman
fio
for
discussh
the e American Association
aft, obligation to all those who h Y An
Managing Dir.
for
American Palestine Committee, a of study
Agriculture,
who had in made
"
Education
alt.
today
sacrificing
themselves
Jewish
of Agriculture
Pal-
%
uty
and
Jewish
to support
for a Jew- estine, John W. MacCorma I . t . o join in the battle, in fact, of
called
on his demands
fellow Americans
War
autatti and Peace",
ton
cCnimm
n sW
majority leader in the House of to take the front lines and the Education
cTahei held Saturday afternoon
will
letter
to
the
New
York
Representatives,
Burnett
Hershey,
greatest
risks.
They
owe
that
,
ish Army.
obligation to the God of their be- fore the official opening of the
In es, a Dr. Wise, chairman of the radio commentator, were among forefathers.
The Jews owe that assembly.
those who voiced their support
Tim
presi-
E i
te ia Eisner,
T. t wHon.
obligation to their own history, dfoe :I The
American Emergency Committee of a Jewish Army.
American n Association
of
to
the
stirring
fact
that
upon
for Zionist Affairs, pointed out
sl oepeetn.
h j
on , 1 will
all this earth the first country
that there has been no demand British Jews Demand Jewish to grant them, by fundamental the discussion oan the subject:
State
After
War
for a "Zionist Army," as it was
and Jewish Ed-
(J P S) - Palcor) — l a w , full civil liberties, complete "The Community and
phrased by the Times, but for
Peace" t
LONDON.
religious freedom, was the new- ucation in War
a
a Jewish Army. He called in-
the Jewish Education S ess
United
States
of
America."
born
valid the newspaper's "fear that The British Government and its
About the "stateless Jews," the General Assembly of n thnf e
the establishment of a Jewish Allies were urged to make ful-
Sokolsky said: "They even want Council of Jewish Federations
military force in Palestine would fillment
the war
Balfour
tion after of the
with Declare
the crea- to we bravely and heroically. and Welfare Funds on Saturday,
be Jewish
tantamount
to the home
sanction
of tion of a Jewish
of the aims
national
in that
State of
in post
Pal- Why should that one glorious Jan. 31, 4:45 p. m., at the Drake
a
estine,
one
country." He stressed that there war
settlement,
in a resolution opportunity be withheld from Hotel, Chicago,

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has
been
support Army
in Great
ain for
a Jewish
and Brit-
that adopted at the 41st annual con- them?"
such newspapers as the London faience of the Zionist Federation
Great Britain held here. eso lu_ Zedakah Club Concludes
Times and the Manchester Guar- of The adoption of the r
Solicitations for Red
than
had supported
creation
of a Jewish
armed the
force.
Dr. tion, accompanied by greetings
Cross, Raises $1260
tier I the Times with to the Jews of the United States
as
fighters
in
Russia
,
Wise c ge(
Zedakah members under the
e and of
"appeasement". "W h o m ," h
asked,
"is the
the NewTimes
British govern-
a common
cause, for
and Jews
by expres-
meat or
sions
of sympathy
in leadership of Mrs. Allen Sloan
ppease? The Muf- occupied countries, f o 11 o w e d collected and turned over to the
for the lengthy reviews of the Jewish American Red Cross $1260. Mrs.
attempting to a
E N. Osterman was among the
position in Europe and in Pal- E.
roadcasts
A who now b
ti
women, who helped raise this
xis from Berl in?"
esti"'
onference
hall
was
crowd-
sum.
Dr. Silver, chairman of thr
The next meeting of Zedakah
c
United Palestine Appeal, declared The
_ will be held at the home of Mrs.
that "the editorial in the New ed to hear the political report Meer
y Waterstone, 3816 Fuller-
York Times is disturbingly
ngI rem- presented by Prof. Selig Brod ton Ave., on Monday, Feb. 2, at
iniscent of similar editorials in etsky, member of the Jewish
prminent Jewish owned news- Agency Executive who is presi-
30 P• m•
o
papers
in Germany before the dent of the Board of Jewish 1:30
nf Hitler." He also as- Deputies, and the subsequent
advent ohat "with its editorial debate. During his report, Prof. Banquet to Lechem Aniyim
on Feb. 1
my in Pal- Brodetsky insisted that the only
sorted t
against a Jewish Army
estine the Times joined the grotto solution
of the
Jewish problem
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Detroit
Ladies Lechem Ani-
of Arab appeasers in the British March! March! March! You'll yim will have its annual ban-
Colonial Office."
Grand March of quet Sunday, Feb. 1, at 6 p, tn.
thrill at the
social hall,
Judge Levinthal, president of
the Jewish War Veterans. At a t the Bnai Moshe
awrence
Dexter and L.
the Zionist Organization of
Masonic Temple, Feb. 14.
America, said: "One should not

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