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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

CLEANERS

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Cleaners, 1600 Woodward, R.O.;
Zenith Cleaners, 10510 Harper;
Zeppelin Cleaners, 10461 Gra-
tiot ; Indian Village Cleaners,
6929 Lafayette.
At the same meeting arrange-
ments were made for a picnic to
be held Sunday, Aug. 16. All
the proceeds of this affair are
to be used for the financing
and shipping of clothes to Rus-
sia. Many donations of food
were given for the purpose of this
picnic. The special arrangement
committee consists of the follow-
ing: Harry Kaminer, chairman;
Mrs. Jennie Weinberg, president
of the Ezra Sisterhood, Philip
Imber, Harry Laker and Harry
Cohen.
We would like to ask that all
societies refrain from having
picnics on Sunday, Aug. 16.

Mizrachi to Open
Membership Drive

N. Woodward J.W.E.W.O.

Final arrangements have now
been completed for the annual
excursion sponsored by the
North Woodward Branch of the
Jewish Women European Welfare
Organization scheduled for Tues-
day, July 28. Those assisting
Mrs. E. Weisman in selling
tickets at Park are Mrs. E.
Epps, Mrs. S. Stockier, Mrs. A.
Gleicher, Mrs. A. Smilo, Mrs.
Z. Meyers, Mrs. D. Silverstein
and Mrs. L. Margolin. Mrs. Ida
Schultz will be in charge of
games and prizes. Tickets can
be obtained by calling Mrs.
Weisman, To. 6-2859. Members
and friends are invited. A good
time is assured all.
Plans for the European Wel-
fare's 10th annual donor lunch-
eon, to be held at the Shaarey
Zedek on Tuesday, December 1,
is now in progress. Mrs. Sam
Shorr is general chairman, Mrs.
A. Gleicher co-chairman. A
rummage store is available. Call
Mrs. D. Silverstein, To. 6-3489,
or • Mrs. Shorr, Un. 1-0304.

Shabos Nachamu has been
chosen by the Mizrachi organi-
zation of Detroit to open its
membership drive in the local
synagogues. Leaders in the Miz-
rachi movement, including prom-
inent Rabbis and laymen, will
address worshippers and urge
them to join the organization and
become active in the upbuilding
of Eretz Israel.
Presidents of the different con-
gregations have joined in the
campaign, and many have prom-
ised to enroll more members
than the quota designated for
their respective synagogues.
Orthodox Jewry now realizes
its responsibility to join the ac-
tive Zionist ranks in order to
strengthen our prospects for
Eretz Israel now and for the
future.
The following will take an ac-
tive part in the campaign:
GUILD
Meyer Beckman, former presi-
dent, will address Beth Abra-
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ham Synagogue; Rabbi Jacob
are viewing the Detroit project. Cohen will speak at Young Is-
She indicated that although she rael; Isidore Sosnick at the Bnai Jewish Writers Urge •
had been a bit skeptical her Zion ; Rabbi Isaac Stollman, Non-Jewish Colleagues
visit here in Detroit has con- Rabbi Jacob Unger, Lippa Dann,
vinced her of the practicability Irving W. Schlussel, Rabbi Ab- To Protest Nazi Murders
of a communally owned and raham Danzig, Rabbi Moses
managed theater. Miss Bas- Fischer and Rabbi M. J. Wohl-
NEW YORK. (WNS)—An ap-
Sheva Laikin, daughter of Mr. gelernter will also participate in peal to the writers and intellec-
and Mrs. B. M. Laikin, partici- the campaign.
tuals of the United Nations to
pated in the program.
protest against the Nazi mass
Hyman Altman of Station Zedakah Pledges $1,000
murders of Jews in the Nazi-
WJLB has offered the facilities
occupied countries was issued
For
War
Effort
Work
of his Jewish Hour to the mem-
here this week by the Jewish
bership campaign. All persons
Writers Club, an organization
Zedekah
Club
held
a
special
who, as a result of his appeal
of Jewish writers and news-
will join the Theater Guild dur- meeting at the home of Mrs. paper men, and by the Jewish
ing the next week, will have David Trager and voted $550 for Pen Club, a group of Jewish
their names announced during the purpose of furnishing two poets essayists and novelists.
his next Sunday morning broad- "day rooms" at Sault Ste Marie
The appeal read: "All the na-
for recreational activities. At
cast.
tions suffer and groan under the
present
the
131st
Infantry
is
Steady progress is reported in
yoke of the Nazi aggressor. The
the campaign for members and stationed there. In addition, a martyrdom and tears of all the
funds to establish the program contribution of $500 for Army peoples fill our hearts with an-
of the Jewish Theater Guild dur- and Navy War Relief.
Mrs. Maurice Cornfield, chair- guish and bid us gather all our
ing the coming season. In spite
strength and energy to aid the
of the summer season and the man of Zedakah USO committee, democratic peoples of the world
subsequent absence of a goodly gave a report on this work.
in the sacred war against Ger-
portion of the population from
man and Japanese Nazism. But
the city, a number of persons American ' Recently
there are gradations even in suf-
are active on the various com-
fering and martyrdom.
mittees. Reports have been re- Returned from Poland,
"In his diabolical greed to
ceived from Mt. Clemens and Describes Jewish Plight
rule the world, Hitler has placed
from Omena, Mich., that friends
NEW YORK. (WNS)—A pic- first upon his tim.etable, the
of the movement are being en-
ture of the tragic conditions complete annihilation of the
listed there.
Those groups in the city who facing Jews in the ghettos of Jewish people. From the first
are holding meetings during the Nazi-occupied Poland was drawn day of his coming to power he
has proceeded to do just this,
summer months and have not here by Walter Spiewak, an
yet been contacted by the Mem- American chemist in Poland who systematically, cynically, in cold
bership Committee may invite recently returned to this coun- blood. He turned the largest
a representative of the Jewish try on an exchange basis. The Jewish communities into ghettos
Theater Guild to present its last American to return from and concentration camps, sur-
rounded by high walls and barb-
platform at their meeting. Con- the Nazi "hell on earth," Spie-
ed wire. He tramples the human
tact should be made by com- wak described his experiences dignity of the Jewish person by
municating with the Headquar- in a series of articles for the forcing him to wear a yellow
ters at 9125 Linwood, cor. Clair- International News Service.
"Several days before my ar- badge. He tortures the Jewish
mount and Joy Road, Tyler 5-
rest, following America's dec- communities w it h starvation,
3684.
laration of war," he stated, "I poisoning and every unholy
was awakened by a neighbor means at his disposal.
"Hitler's aim is to extirpate
whose wife was Jewish but who,
RUMANIA
by concealing the fact, was able the Jewish people—and he is
to live outside the Warsaw doing it. It seems to us that it
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is the plain human duty of every-
ghetto.
by a decree issued in 1941," the
"Her father had been able to one to do all in his power to
report continues. "In their stead sneak through to her from the halt the hand of the hangman.
a Jewish central bureau was cre- ghetto by bribing a Gestapo with It is, particularly, the duty of
ated with branches in every dis- 200 zloty (about $40). In a the intellectuals and the writers
trict capital, and this bureau broken voice, he told how the of the anti-Nazi nations. Let
took over all the Jewish institu- Germans were turning the them make heard their sense of
tions. But there was not much ghetto tenements into 'ceme- horror, their protest against the
to take over, because all the teries.' Every day, he said, the inhuman aims of the Nazis,
Jewish hospitals, asylums, etc., Nazi police sealed several build- against their expressed objective
had been taken over by the gov- ings. No one could enter or to murder outright the whole
ernment and converted into mili- leave on penalty of being shot. of the Jewish people."
tary hospitals, as have many
"The Gestapo declared the
Jewish schools.
buildings had been 'quarantined' Anti-Zionist Propaganda
"With the dissolution of the to combat typhus. No food could
Jewish communities, a census of be caried through the cordon. Distributed Through
inhabitants having blood in their 'Quarantine' lasts 21 days. At Mails, Ghandi Quoted
veins was ordered. All those, no the end of that time, many were
NEW YORK. (WNS)—Unsign-
matter of what religion, having found dead in each building—a
one Jewish grand-parent, even new way of reducing the popu- ed postcards quoting India's
if their parents had been bap- lation and breaking morale and pacifist leader Mohandas K.
Ghandi as being opposed to a
tized, had to register with the spirit of resistance.
"Jewish national home in Pales-
central office as Jews. In their
"The day after I heard the
despair and seeking a means of story I managed to ride through tine" were received by news-
saving themselves and their fam- the ghetto on a trolley. I saw paper editors, organizations and
ilies, many Jews embraced Chris- the huge sign reading: 'No ad- leading individuals this week.
tianity, and there is now a mittance: typhus.' Pitifully ema- The cards which gave no clue
strong tendency in that direc- ciated faces peered from win- as to their sender read:
"Palestine belongs to the
tion.•
dows. Most of these people were
"While there is a law which suffering not from typhus but Arabs in the same sense that
England belongs to the English,
was enacted by the Iron Guard hunger.
and it is wrong and inhuman to
regime forbidding the church to
"The food ration permitted impose Jews on the Arabs." The
baptize Jews, the Catholic Church Jews is lower than that of the
ignores it and keeps on baptiz- rest of the population. And cards credited the quotation to
ing them. Moreover, it has even prices charged in the Jewish Ghandi and asserted that it was
facilitated the conditions re- quarter are higher, by order of from the February, 1939, issue
quired for conversion. Thus. the Gestapo. A pound of bread, of Asia magazine.
The card received at the New
while a Catholic priest used to for which 20 zloty ($4) is the
demand several months prepara- ordinary price, costs :35 zloty York office of WNS was mimeo-
tion of the would-be proselyte ($7) in the ghetto, and so on graphed and addressed with pen
in the - study of the Catholic down the list available food- and ink. Officials of Asia maga-
zine said that they had not sent
catechism, they baptize them stuffs.
out cards or authorized any per-
new without previous prepara-
"A
smuggling racket has
tion. In this manner Jews are sprung up in the ghetto, oper- son to do so. The editors of
being baptized and admitted into ated by the Gestapo and petty the publication have asked the
the Catholic Church. Whether German military police who are Post Office Department to in-
or not to become baptized is a reaping a fortune. Military lor- vestigate the matter.
chief subject of conversation ries are frequently used to cart
among Jews."
these wares througs police lines."
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July 17, 1942

SERVICE GROUP

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Group, has been very active
throughout the Junior Division
of the Allied Jewish Campaign
and the Speakers • Bureau, and
has actively participated in the
Junior Service Group monthly
Round Table discussions, which
emphasized the educational as-
pects of the Federation and its
agencies.
A vote of thanks was extended
to the retiring resident, Jacob
L. Keidan, for his devotion to
the group and the excellent prog-
ress made during his administra-
tion. Mr. Keidan expressed his
appreciation to the officers, board
members and members of the
group as a whole for their co-
operation and untiring efforts
during his administration, and
urged the members to continue
their loyalty to the new adminis-
tration.
During the meeting, a report
was given on the former mem-
bers of the board who are now
in the armed forces: Bud Biel-
field, Abe Friedman, Ruben Gold,
Charles T. Prussian, Kopel Ru-
biner, Samuel L. Travis, Murray
Waxman.

Philmore A. Leemon,
Goldie
Levinstein, Albert L. Lieberman,
Nathalie Marwil Morrison, Har-
old Noveck, Jewell Prentk, Di -
aria Rosenblatt, Sol Schwartz,
Morse D. Shiffman, Al Spa•age,
Richard L. Stein, Aaron Sum.
etz, Bernard Weisman.

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