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Young Israel Elects
Abbe Levi National
Vice-President
Word has been received here
of the selection of Abbe A. Levi,
last year's president of Detroit
Young Israel, as vice president
for the state of Michigan of the
national Jewish religious youth
organization. Mr. Levi was a
member of the delegation of 15
young men and women who rep-
resented the ,local branch at the
30th annual convention of the
movement held in Atlantic City
several weeks ago. He also serves
as chairman of the Regional
Council for the Mid-West, which
includes groups in Chicago, St.
Louis, Kansas City, Cleveland and
Cincinnati.
As head of the membership
committee for Young Israel of
Detroit, Mr. Levi will have charge
during the coming year of a
number of activities designed to
acquaint the Jewish youth of this
city with the aims and purposes
of the organization. While no
meetings are being held during
July and August, next Sunday's
(July 26) outing to Bob-Lo will
serve as one such occasion. Mem-
bers of the general organization,
as well as the boys and girls of
the sub-senior, intermediate and
junior groups will join in the
day's social and athletic program.
Other Jewish young men and wo-
men are invited to participate and
will be welcomed by a committee
at the Woodward Ave. Pier at
9:00 a. m. The boat will leave
at 10 o'clock.
Democratic Monday
Luncheon Club
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Jul\
1,j42
Americans-All Day Slated for Aug. 19;
Folk Dances on Outdoor Program
Plans for the Americans-All Day Aug. 19 at Eastwood Park
were made at a meeting of the Americans-All executive board
at the organization's headquarters, 918 Penobscot Bldg.
Seated (left to right) are C. A. Tsangadas, treasurer;
Paul M. Deac, president; Federal Judge Frank A. Picard, honor-
ary president; James I. Ellman, vice president; and Mrs. Cleora
Lofgren, secretary. Standing are Nicholas Vamasescu, ticket
chairman; Harry C. Turrell, vice president; Ray Redman, direct-
or of arrangements and publicity; Anthony Nelson, vice chair-
man, board of directors; and Ernest Palos, vice president.
Other board members not shown here are the Rev. Father
Benjamin T. Hoffiz, chairman, board of directors; the Rev.
Valentina Panizzoli, Rend Lowagie, and Hans Scherber, vice
presidents; John J. O'Brien, chairman, advisory board, and
Florence Cassidy, vice chairman of the advisory board.
The Democratic N o o n d a y
Luncheon Club announces as their
guest speaker, The Hon. Murray
D. "Pat" Van Wagoner, Governor
of Michigan, at the Crystal Ball
Room, Book-Cadillac Hotel, Thurs-
day, July 30, 1942 at 12:15 p. m. ORTHODOX RABBINICAL GROUPS
Soviet Paper Declares
Goebbels Holds Jews
His subject will be "Michigan,
Jerusalem Will Not Be
the Arsenal of Democracy and MERGE AT CHICAGO CONVENTION
Responsible for
Destroyed This War
Her Contribution to the All-Out
The 18th annual convention of following rabbis have been named
War Effort." Dr. Robert Rosen,
Red Resistance
MOSCOW.
(WNS)—The
pre-
president, will preside.
the Rabbinical Association of members of the executive corn- diction
that Field
Marshal Rom-
ZURICH. (WNS)—Nazi Prop-
the Hebrew Theological College mittee: Harold Berger, Chicago; mel's Nazi armies will not reach
held in the LaSalle Hotel, E
A.Z.A. Sponsors Moonlight was
Chicago, from July 12 to July E. Louis Carrion, Springfield; Palestine was made this week agenda Minister Joseph Goebbels
To Bob-Lo Island July 26 14. The Rabbinic body consisting Simon Dolgrin, Los Angeles; by the Moscow weekly "Ogoniok" lashed out against the Jews
Oscar Z. Fasman, Ottawa; Israel in commenting on Tisha B'av, again this week, charging that
of
approximately 100 young Gerstein, Chattanooga; Simon G. the (lay when orthodox Jews
T
The
Highland Park AZA, American trained orthodox rab- Kramer, New York City; Louis throughout the world mourn the the stubborn Russian resistance
Ch apter 313, Junior Bnai Brith, bis, most of whom are graduates J. Lehrfield, Chicago; Israel destruction of the Temple more was organized by Jews and that
will sponsor a moonlight to Bob- of Chicago's Hebrew Theological Miller, Chicago; Uri Miller, New than 2,500 years ago.
the complete annihilation of
Lo Island Sunday evening, July College and occupyin g pulpits
26.
Aside from the fact that the world Jewry was necessary in
in every part of th e United Orleans; Leonard C. Mishkin,
The boat will leave the foot litates and Canada, discussed Chicago; Anworn R. Prero, Lex- well-informed Moscow publica- order to save Germany.'
ington, Ky.; Mordecai Schultz, tion stated that Rommel's armies
Explainting the present Nazi
of Woodward at 8:45. There many
of current inter- Chicago; Harold P. Smith, Chi- would be defeated in Egypt, the position
est problems
and importance.
will be (lancing on the boat.
in
Russia, Goebbels
sago; Maurice Solomon, Kansas story caused a stir in Jewish
A s i n-w hir organ i zation
Members of the chapter wh o
under
City;
Max
J.
Wohlgelerenter,
circles
here
since
it
marked
the
stated
in
an
article
in "Das
are in charge of preparations the name of the Rabbinical Coun- Detroit.
first time since the Russian Revo- Reich" that the Russian people
include Dave Hoptman, Louis cil of America made up prince
. A
strong plea was made to lotion that the Soviet press made are lacking in "national intel-
Zack, Harry and Sam Smaller, pally of the graduates of the
Al Fink and Marvin Victor. Yeshivah College of New York, the members of the Rabbinical a reference to the Jewish holi- ligence" and have no desire to
Association
enlist and
as chaplains
Phil Rothschild is on the ad- existed independently for the in
the U. S. to
Army
Navy, day of Tisha B'ay.
The newspaper explained that fight for their country. Ile add-
visory
ng to Leon- past eight n e
three by three orthodox army chaplains Jews in all parts of the world ed: "The danger for Germany
ar(I board
Be, City
oti
ars. ations
director, years of
Afterbetw
een who are members of the associ- would this week observe Tisha lies in the fact that the Rus-
all AZA chapters will attend.
the two groups, both finally
agreed to consolidate and here- ation, Captain Max A. Braude, B'av in commemoration of the sians are ruled by international
after to be known as the Rabbini- of Fort Knox, Ky.; Lt. Irving fall of Jerusalem to the Romans. Jewry, and that is why the Jews
Bettie Taylor Revue Makes cal Council of America. As the A. Tepper, of Fort Bragg, N. C.; It went on to assure its read- must be annihilated."
Hit at Club Three 666
preamble to the merger resolu- and Lt. Milton Aron, of Camp ers that the Nazi armies would
"When the Jewry is eliminat-
Barkeley, Tex. The plea met not reach Palestine and that ed," Hitler's No. 1 propagandist
ti ons ti
st
ates:
"In for
view unity
of the in with
The new Hammond organ, re - impera ve
need
ma a favorable response from there would be no destruction continued, "there will be no
cently inaugurated
ate
feature
more danger for us. They me-
ure at Jewish life in America and in may. It was reported that a of Jerusalem in this war.
large number of the Association
Club Three 666 (666
view of the s
nace western culture. It is a
special problems that members serve army camps near
colossal fight. A fight for life
Adams), played by the master now face orthodox Judaism in their communities as civilian
Spain Will Return
and death. We m ust destroy
organist George Sanders, who this country in the wake of the rabbis.
received his training from the war, and as a result of the chang-
them if we don't want to be
Refugees
to
Germany
The convention sermon was
inventor, has met with instan- ing social and economic con-
destroyed by them. Everything
1
taneous success. Vocal refrains ditions, it becomes necessary that delivered by Rabbi Alfred Fru-
ISTANBUL. (WNS)—A group i; at stake for us. We can hard-
are provided by Joan, possessor a merger become effective at chetr of Chicago. Scholarly papers
factinagine what Germany would
of a beautiful voice, who con- once between the Rabbinical were presented by Professor of Nazi Gestapo agents will de- sian were these inferior Ilti-
part
shortly
for
Spain
for
an
tributes both popular and stand- Association of the Hebrew Theo- Meyer Waxn I
on "Saadiah's
l
(iah's
s, led by international Jew-
e ri. D
retati
Waxman,
of Torah ; ' by inspection of refugee internment ry,
ard selections to the nightly pro- logical College of Chicago and
y to be victorious."
' on
camps
in
that
country
to
desig-
gram.
„h
entire Nazi pees , this
the Rabbinical Council of Amer- Rabbis Carl A. Manello of Young- nate refugees for deportation to
week joined in warning "defeat;
Another Bettie Taylor mus- ica. In order to facilitate contacts stown, Ohio. on the "Septuagint" Germany, it was learned here fists"
ical extravaganza, "Midsummer between the rabbis scattered over with discussion led by Dr. Nahum this week.
and "friends of the Jews
Nights Varieties," made its debut the entire country and beyond Glatzer; by Oscar Z. Fasman,
that severe penalties were . i n
The
Franco
regime,
it
was
re-
warnings
at the club of this week, reveal- the Candian border to meet the on "The Synogogue and the
store for them. These warn
ing a tuneful score and striking g - local and sectional needs of Labor Movement ;" by Charles ported, has agreed to return to (i
that a belief is
. Chavel on "The Religious Germany all refugees wanted by ing in
ularl
ly costumed ensembles. Stars of orthodox Jewish communities,
in Germany, part ic grow-.
B
the Gestapo. Most of the intern- among the older elements of the
of Soldiers."
the new revue are Randolph and western region is authorized a Obligations
Purvis, song and dance duo, to meet in conference annually
In his presidential message ment camps to be visited by the population, that the mass rai6
Rabbi and
Manuel
Laderman
took Gestapo to
house
Jewish refugees
direct from New York's cafe under its own officers,
Essen, Br men, Cologne.
to
who escaped
Spain
from over Essen,
society. A talented sepia sup- dis
ss matters affecting
. o and other German citie-
problems imrticular
iss ue
ith atthe h
w
carg
e
porting cast, some of whom ap- of cu
a local nature."
of isolationis brutal
m laid
the doo r France during the Nazi invasion were in reprisal for the
peared in the previous
Three
orthodoxy
by some reform of France
Nazi treatment of Jews. The
The
national of
president
of the
older German elements appar-
666 revue, includes Billie Keith, Rabbinical Council of America, leaders. "Because orthodox Jud-
"boogie woogie" blues and swing is Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein, aism maintains its sense of unity the Mizrachi and Poel Hamiz- ently believe that the 1,000-
singer, hailed as another Ella of New York City. As vice-presi- with world Jewry and with the rachi, the Vaad Hatzalah and bomber raids are God's punish -
Fitzgerald; Prince Albert, sen- dent of the Rabbinical Council historic past of Judaism in a the Hebrew Theological College. ment for the persecuti , .11 of
sational lyric tenor; Rosita Lock- and chairman of the Western much more vital way than does A more sympathetic attitude Jews.
hart, soubrette; Sam Fouche, region, Rabbi Manuel Laderman reform, it has greater claim to toward labor was bespoken, and
clever master of ceremonies, and of Denver was elected. Other being considered cosmopolitan continued interest in the re-
the eight attractive Taylorettes. officers elected at the convention and universalistic than the root- habilitation of the sanctity of
Outstanding ensemble numbers in Chicago are: Rabbis Charles less reform Judaism of some the Sabbath, dietary laws, and
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"Summertime,"
"Trees," B. Chavel of Louisville. Ky., American Jews."
other ritual practices.
which is lavishly staged in a and Marshall Miller of Kansas Memorial services were held The next convention of the
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surprise setting, and the "Swing City, Kas., vice-chairman; Ben- for the late Rabbi Morris N. e n 1 a r g e d national Rabbinical
TAKEN BY THE
Finale," all featuring the Tay- jamm G. Eisenberg of Tampa. Taxon of Memphis, a member of Council of America is to be held
lorettes, and the latter the en- Fla., secretary; Aaron Rine of the Association. in Chicago in the summer of
AXIS LATER!
tire company. "Lanky" Bowman South Bend, Ind., treasurer;
The resolutions adopted con- 1943.
and his variety rhythms high- Norm an Frimer of Maywood, Ill., cerned "provisional divorce" for
Rabbis M. J. Wohlgelernter
light the dancing periods and the
chairman of placement work. married men entering the armed and Jacob Nathan attended the
vue.
In addition to the officers, the service; they pledged support of convention.
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