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December 04, 1942 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1942-12-04

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The Legal Chronicle

"Significance"

Baptist Student Receives Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation Inter-Faith Fellowship at Alabama

The skies were clear
Above our land so dear,
Yet a day goes down in history
When so subtle an act
As the Jap attack
Brought war to our nation,
born—others to free.

On that December seven
'Twas recorded in Heaven
Aggressors struck hard our
democracy;
Forever are such records kept
For those who died, who bled,
who wept,
And all who still protect sweet
liberty.

Some pattern fair
Is woven there
To restore this world- to its just
peace;
As in eras before
Justice settled the score
We hope on, the inferno soon
will cease.
On our Chanukah, too,
Aggressors struck at the Jew
With abandon—no mercy in
reserve;
Chasmonoyim heroes rose
To vanquish all our foes,
The Maccabean victory can a
present example serve.

The Grover Cleveland Hall Award, established by the Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundation at the University of Alabama, in memory
of the late Grover Cleveland Hall, crusading Alabama editor who
smashed the Ku Klux Klan in his state, is awarded to James Davis.
Baptist student, who was adjudged by a faculty committee to have
done the most to promote interfaith relations on the campus.
Left to right: James H. Newman, dean of men; Professor Mont-
gomery, chairman of the award committee; Rabbi George Ende,
director of the Hillel Foundation; James Davis, award winner, and
Dr. Raymond R. Patty, president of the University of Alabama.

MIRIAM G. SLOBIN.

Palestine Rabbinical Assembly Appeals
To Democratic World To Rescue Jews

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last twe centuries.
Following
special prayers for the hundreds
of thousands of Jewish victims
of Hitlerism, the rabbis marched
in procession to the Wailing
Wall. Marching side by side with
the mourning rabbis were Chap-
lains of all the Allied armies
stationed in the Holy Land.
Opening the assembly, Chief
Rabbi Herzog stated that the
meeting had been called to
"raise the conscience of human-
ity in view of the massacres per-
petrated on our people in all the
Nazi-occupied countries "
"This great rabbinical assem-
bly appeals to all nations and
governments in the name of the
living God, in the name of hun-
dreds of thousands of martyrs
and in the name of the remnant
struggling in torture and agony;
awake to the divine and historic
call of Israel's supreme agony.
Rescue those who can still be
rescued. Take measures while
there is yet time to stay the
fiendish hand of the assassin."
The Chief Rabbi continued:
"Let all humanity unite to save
a nation from slaughter, use all
means to take out of the valley
of death those doomed to utter
destruction. Let the gates of all
ands be flung wide open. Let
shelter be accorded to those flee-
ng from the inferno, until God
vouchsafes grace to His people
and their historic cradle."
Addressing himself to world
eaders of the Church, Rabbi
Herzog said: "See what has been
wrought on the people of the
Prophets; the blood of their sons
and daughters and babes has
been spilled like water through-
out Europe. Gather all your
hearts and souls and might; use
your influence to halt the shed-
ing of innocent blood. Have we
not all one Father and has not
ne God created us?"

Isaac Ben-Zvi, president of the,
ewish National Council of Pal-
stine, speaking before the ex-
raordinary session of the Jew-
sh National Assembly convoked
ci protest against the mass
laughter of Jews by the Nazis,
barged that "the democracies
re standing aloof in the blackest
ay of Jewish history by refus-
ng to open the gates of their
ountries for Jews escaping the
word of the Nazi assassin."
Another speaker at the special
eeting of the assembly was
iss Henrietta Szold, world lead-
r of Hadassah, who called upon
to women of the world to save
he Jewish children in occupied
urope from certain death at
he hands of the Nazis.
Sir Harold MacMichael, High
ommissioner for Palestine, cle-
ared in a message to the meet-
ig: "You are not alone in your
• et*. The entire civilized world,
gardless of race and creed.
ands aghast at the atrocities of
e sadistic maniacs. The United
ations are determined to exact
tribution• Though the mills of
istice grind slowly, they grind
ceedingly fine"
The three-day mourning period
roughout Palestine was ended
Wednesday, Dec. 2, with a

December

Rabbi Installed at

The First Hebrew
Cong. of Delray

4, -142

Marshall Lodges To
Hear Chicago Speaker

Jack Sperling, vice president of
On Sunday, Nov. 29, 1942 the the Chicago Bnai Brith Council,
First Hebrew Congregation of will address a joint open meet-
Delray installed Rabbi Ernest nig of Detroit Louis Marshall
E. Greenfield as their new spirit- Lodge of Bnai Brith, its Aux-
iliary and The Business and P•o-
ual leader.
The ceremony took place in fessional Women's Group, on
the Synagogue at the conclusion Tuesday evening, Dcc. 8, at 8:30
p. m., at Congregation Bnai Mo.
of which dinner was served by she,
Dexter at Lawrence Ave , .
the Ladies Auxiliary The Rabbi
Mr.
Sperling is director of
was installed by Leo Feder form-
er president of the congrega- membership for the Chicago area.
tion and by his brother in law, A musical program appropriate
Rabbi Sandor Engel of Duluth, for the season will follow the
address. The public is cordially
Minnesota.
The newly installed Rabbi invited to attend this meeting.
promised to cooperate to the
best of his ability to further the Junior Congregation
aims of the Congregation. He OfThSe haraegruely Zedek
services of the
then went on to say, "My efforts
regular
shall be directed along these two Junior Congregation of Shutt rev
channels. To do whatever is pos- Zedek will be held on
Sabbath,
pible to hasten the victorius con- Dec. 5, in the Kate Frank
Me.
clusion of this calamitous war, morial Bldg. Sheldon Lutz will
and to strengthen with all my act as cantor, while Philip C a p.
power the religious values of Ian will be Baal Koreh. Rachel
America at home."
Rosenstein will deliver the Bi-
Rabbi Ernest E. Greenfield, blical resume and Barbara Eder
installed the newly elected offi- will summarize the Prophetical
cers of the Congregation and Selection. Barbara Dann will lead
the Ladies Auxiliary, president, in the reading of the Ashrey.
Sam Klein, vice president; Wm.
- - —
B. Stearn, financial sec'y; Louis Mike Galanda.
Tischler, treasurer; D. Lang, re-
Ladies Auxiliary: president,
cording sec'y; Joseph Rosenberg-
Clara Lebovitz, vice presi-
er, Chevrah Kaddishah, presi- Mrs.
dents: Mrs. Wm. B. Stearn and
dent; Leo Feder. trustees: Mor-
ris Moroff, Robert Soble and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal, treasurer,
Mrs. Sam Kohn financial sec's,
Mrs. Philip Schwartz ; Recording
day of fasting and prayers. Jew- sec'y, Mrs. Leo Feder.
ish workers, except those en-
The program of the evening
gaged in vital war industries, was closed by the singing of the
called a stoppage of work from Hatikvah and the National An.
noon to midnight on Dec. 2nd. them.

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